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A discussion of IRC Sec. 6402 and the offset for the ‘injured spouse’ including the Form 8379, Injured Spouse Allocation.

A discussion of use tax/sales tax, Wayfair, and states’ impact on companies’ returns and filings.

Blockchain will help in deciding how companies process and store the their data. The Technology industry and regulators need to work together to overcome “blocks in the chain” which will assist with the interests of consumers and society.

A primer on the pros and cons of different fundraising platforms for technology companies including debt, crowdfunding, angel investors, venture capital, private equity and capital markets. Includes some key questions to ask yourself prior to fundraising activities.

The disproportionate amount of venture capital allocated to female entrepreneurs was addressed at a session titled, “Disrupting Venture Capital: Funding Women Entrepreneurs” at eMerge Americas, a premier technology event connecting the Americas.

Seven important metrics that a SaaS company can use to plan for a variety of both expected and unexpected scenarios, one example being IPO preparation.

Cancer continues to be one of the leading causes of death globally, and the path to finding the cure is a vast and arduous one. One form of treatment is of particular interest and considered the next pillar of cancer treatment: immunotherapy.

The eMerge Americas conference discussed changes taking place in Miami, one of which is the region’s progression as a technology hub. Miami is in the midst of a transformation, where innovation is converging with a city teeming with diversity.

The eMerge Americas Conference was held in Miami on April 29 and 30. Melissa Medina, president of eMerge Americas, describes the event as a technology ecosystem that helps cultivate a technology hub in South Florida.

The SEC announced a pair of significant changes in the areas of direct listings and accredited investors that would expand companies’ access to funding.

The eMerge Americas conference in Miami had the ambitious goal to “transform Miami into the tech hub of the Americas.” The EisnerAmper team was at eMerge in full force and will be posting blog content and some of their favorite educational sessions.

If you’ve seen people bumping into things or wandering into the street while holding their smartphones, chances are they’re playing Pokémon Go. What is the technology behind Poké Stops and using Poké Balls to capture colorful, exotic characters? Daily use is twice that of Facebook.

Most of us are familiar with the term virtual reality (VR) where, through technology, someone enters a completely artificial environment. But there’s another type of reality that is asserting itself on the tech landscape: augmented reality (AR).

The NJ Tech community is abuzz about the recent news of Walmart’s acquisition of Jet.com for approximately $3 billion.

The Solar Impulse 2 will now embark on the home stretch of its trans-global journey. Swiss pilots Bertrand Piccard and Andre Borschberg have alternated between different legs of the solar plane's around-the-world flight. Solar Impulse 2 runs on 17,000 solar cells.

It’s been 2 years since millions posted funny yet “chilling” videos of people dumping buckets of ice water on their heads.

A U.S. Court of Appeals indicated that Internet service providers can be classified as a common carrier and are subject to similar regulations as utility companies.

Microsoft has agreed to purchase social media giant LinkedIn. According to Bloomberg, the offer values LinkedIn 91 times EBITDA. Here's how the Microsoft LinkedIn merger offers both companies possible synergies. LinkedIn will remain an independent business unit of Microsoft.

Have you ever scrolled through social media and saw an irresistible headline like: “Young couple buys a house. You’ll never believe what they find in the attic!” You then click on the link and the article is different or woefully disappointing.

Will San Francisco Levy a Tech Tax? San Francisco is home to technology powerhouses such as Twitter, Uber, Yelp and others. There is a unique ballot proposal that would require technology companies to pay a 1.5% payroll tax. What will the tax revenue be used for?