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EisnerAmper partner MG and senior manager Cindy Feder recently wrote an in-depth article about the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and its provisions that could have far-reaching impact on tax exempt organizations and charitable giving.

The New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs (NJ DCA) has changed the way forms and extensions are filed to an online process, an adjustment that will impact all tax-exempt organizations that file New Jersey registration statements.

During EisnerAmper’s recent summit, Environmental Social and Corporate Governance (“ESG”) Leader Lisë Stewart held a panel on “ESG in Action: Sustainable Impact Driving Results,” that stressed the time for action is now when it comes to ESG.

A recap of the major themes discussed at the recent EisnerAmper webinar “Sustainable Investing -- Innovation and Lessons Learned including ESG Risk Factors.

This article takes a look at the growing appreciation for ESG policies and why companies may want to try to adhere to these principles.

The SECURE 2.0 Act and its 92 provisions aim – some mandatory, some elective -- to improve retirement outcomes, encourage savings, increase company incentives, and offer more flexibility to people preparing for retirement. This post highlights the mandatory requirements for plan sponsors along with some of those that are elective.  

A recap of our session focused on the SEC’s proposed rule in reference to environmental impact, requiring publicly traded companies to include climate-related disclosures in their registration statements and annual 10-K filings.

A brief look at the long-awaited SEC proposed rule that would require public companies to disclose climate-related information in their annual 10-K filings.

Methane pledges, financing, and a Global Stock take took center stage.

Using materiality assessments as a critical tool for corporations seeking to evaluate and manage their ESG and sustainability performance.

A recap of a recent WSJ session focused on how companies and compliance officers alike are preparing for the SEC’s enhanced climate disclosure requirements. The obstacles and challenges for both large and small companies are discussed including how to deploy internal and external staffing and resources to meet reporting demands, what level of assurance is necessary for their disclosures, and what how global companies will balance this new reporting.

In 2016, there were a number of updates and respective releases made by the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) in terms of HIPAA Security. Why are these updates important?

Medical Group Management Association (MGMA) has just released the results of its 2017 Regulatory Burden Survey. Get the highpoints of the survey.

Is a home health care aide considered an employee or an independent contractor? The IRS and the Department of Labor makes a big distinction between the two. To follow is an employee/independent contractor test to help with labor and tax law compliance.

Despite being encountered by most all of us routinely, its distinctiveness as a business is not understood by many. Greater understanding is critical as National Health Expenditure (“NHE”) approaches some 18% of GDP.

Health care concerns, especially for investors, are discussed at the EisnerAmper Family Office Summit.

Robert Katz, Managing Director in EisnerAmper’s Bankruptcy and Restructuring Group, participated in a program hosted by Certified Turnaround Professionals called Healthcare Roundtable: Distressed Hospitals.

Telehealth services are being offered as an alternative to face-to-face encounters by many physicians across the country. Telehealth is a great way for providers to connect with patients who may not have physical access the care they need.

Federal judges recently blocked the mergers of Aetna-Humana and Anthem-Cigna. What would the consolidation have provided these large insurance companies?

Repeal of the medical device tax, in effect as part of the ACA but under moratorium since 2016.