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The Inflation Reduction Act allocates over $300 billion to expand and extend existing energy-related tax credits and introduces several new tax credits.

Downsizing can one of the most devastating decisions a company and its employees can face. As such, it’s important layoffs be conducted in an empathetic and compliant manner.

This article examines the Triple Threat 2022 has brought the real estate private equity market: higher interest rates, high inflation, and the probability of a recession, and offers a few considerations for managers.

The proceeds from your life insurance policy will be included in your taxable estate and therefore may be subject to estate tax. Instead, if you want to protect the proceeds from estate tax, consider owning your insurance in an irrevocable life insur…

After a 2021 tax season that left many tax practitioners and investment managers of domestic pass-through entities in limbo, some clarity has been provided as to who has a responsibility to file Schedule K-2s and distribute K-3s to their partners.

This content features a look at secure access service edge (SASE), an integration of wan-edge network capabilities and cloud-delivered security functions that are all managed and delivered in the cloud.

This article features coverage of IRC Sec. 45L tax credits, available for eligible contractors (developers, builders, or homeowners) for the construction or rehabilitation of energy-efficient residential units or dwellings that are leased or sold.

The role of internal audit within an organization has always been to help monitor and address its risks, whether financial, regulatory, technology, or operational. Thus, IA is uniquely posed to tackle ESG.

A look at the fiduciary responsibilities of trustees and executors to an estate’s beneficiaries. Included are red flags that may point to incidents of fraud by a trustee or executor.