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NYC EisnerAmper Cares Volunteer Week includes Splashes of Hope in Long Island New York. Splashes of Hope's mission is to transform, enrich and facilitate healing through art. They have brought murals and other artistic projects to medical and social service facilities around the globe.

Urgent care centers changing the real estate landscape of Long Island New York. As urgent care centers expand across Long Island New York, their needs for real estate space have altered the commercial real estate market.

New FASB Private Company Council rules will be an alternative within GAAP, and will provide owners of closely held businesses with a more cost-effective way of financial reporting they can better understand. Several of changes are permitted for early adoption for financial statements.

Restaurants in Long Island should be on the lookout for IRS guidance regarding the complex tangible property regulations. The IRS announced that it has accepted a request for guidance under its Industry Issue Resolution program regarding the capitalization rules as used by restaurants.

Employees from our Long Island, New York office participated in a volunteer event at Sunrise Day Camp which is the only dedicated full summer day camp in the nation for children with cancer (ages 3 - 16) and their siblings. They can attend free of charge.

This article takes a look at the growing importance of ESG considerations in the M&D industry, driven largely by private equity investors who request their portfolio companies report and disclose their ESG metrics.

Reuben R. McDaniel, III. was recently named to the CCB by Governor Kathy Hochul. The CCB is responsible for approving the regulatory framework for New York State’s cannabis industry, including issuing final applications needed to apply for the business licenses as well as issuing the licenses, and approving the rules and regulations which will govern the industry.

Learn how this new lease standard is effecting transportation and logistics companies and questions to consider in order to remain compliant.

This blog post touches on how, as cannabis and hemp legislation expands and the “green wave” momentum continues throughout the U.S., investors are beginning to set their sights on cannabis-related assets -- real estate in particular.

SPACs are becoming a popular option to many cannabis-related business owners to gain access to the capital they need to grow.

As part of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration started rolling out the apprenticeship program for truck drivers under age 21 to obtain their commercial driver’s license.

New Jersey took a major step forward on March 15 by accepting license applications for adult-use cannabis dispensaries. This article takes a look at some of the details, including who will be given priority.

A brief discussion of Governor Hochul’s signing of a law opening the opportunity for New York-based hemp farmers to apply for Conditional Adult-use Cannabis Cultivator licenses.

The National Collegiate Athletic Association (“NCAA”) has announced that it is relaxing its rules, and the punishment, for its athletes that test positive for cannabis.

Given the breadth of changes being suggested in the current exposure draft, respondents have been given a comment period of 120 days, ending August 20, 2015. Anyone interested in weighing in on the proposed changes is allowed to submit comments.

Because not-for-profits are cautious about increasing their overhead, they often have issues attracting and retaining talented individuals. Here are some ideas that might help a not-for-profit survive when it has to incur more overhead than society might want to see.

An indirect cost rate is a ratio of indirect and direct costs that is approved by your cognizant federal agency which you are allowed to use in budgets in future governmental contracts. Having an indirect cost rate is beneficial for an organization, here’s why.

The New York Fair Chance Act prohibits employers from inquiring about a job applicant’s criminal history until after a conditional offer of employment has been extended. The 3 step process for inquiries into an applicant’s criminal history after a conditional offer is extended.

Webinar - understanding the principles of the FASB’s anticipated exposure draft on changing the not-for-profit financial statement model. Basic features of the draft and how the changes will affect the not-for-profit sector. Includes the changes from existing GAAP financial reporting.

Many not-for-profit organizations provide grants in the form of scholarships. A scholarship will be tax free to the recipient if the following criteria are met. It’s important to understand which scholarships are excludable from taxable income for the recipient.