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Discover 2026 commercial real estate insights with data‑driven analysis on macroeconomics, AI trends, valuations, and sector performance to guide investor strategy.

The IRS has announced it will automatically provide First-Time Abatement penalty relief to eligible taxpayers starting in the 2026 filing season; applicable to penalties assessed on tax years beginning 2025 and later.

Discover strategies for dental practices in Texas to reduce tax liability while expanding, hiring, or investing in new technology. Learn about federal and Texas-specific tax incentives and exemptions.

Learn why a proper month‑end close matters and how reconciliations and financial reviews support accurate reporting and smarter decisions.

Both Kwong v. United States and a recent legislative change have opened the door for taxpayers whose IRC Sec. 6532(a) deadline to file a refund suit fell during a federally declared disaster but after the two-year deadline to otherwise argue that their refund suits were timely filed.

Gain clarity on Uniform Guidance audit requirements, thresholds, and audit types to help your organization stay compliant and prepare for a successful federal grant audit.

The IRS has examined an unprecedented number of taxpayers who invested in syndicated conservation easement transactions. To ease the burden, the IRS has announced several programs intending to settle these cases without litigation, with the most recent -- and final -- program announced in January 2026.

Often, the most dangerous economy for restaurants is the one that feels fine. Explore why margins slip quietly and how attention, not urgency, keeps operators ahead.

Discover the 10 steps to improve your annual audit process. From equity data preparation to tariff code governance, make sure your financial statements are audit-ready.

Explore New Jersey’s Aspire 3.0 Program, including tax credit updates, eligibility rules, financing gap analysis, and reporting requirements.

In late 2025, the Chief of Criminal Investigation at the IRS announced plans to make changes to its Voluntary Disclosure Practice, a procedure by which taxpayers can correct past intentional tax incidents. Given the IRS’ stated intention to revise its disclosure procedures for the VDP, taxpayers with unresolved issues may benefit from evaluating disclosure options now, before IRS program requirements, penalties, or eligibility standards change.

Understand the complex accounting behind restaurant gift cards. This article covers recognizing gift card liability as revenue (breakage), tax deferral strategies (ASC 606, IRS Section 451), and essential state law compliance.

What are fund balances and why do they matter? Explore their role and significance in government accounting to ensure financial stability and sustainability.

The House recently passed the One Big Beautiful Act, which contained a provision that would exempt all tips from income taxes for those within certain income limits. The Senate, meanwhile, unanimously passed the No Tax on Tips Act on May 20, 2025, which is similar to the House version but with some key differences.

Learn the critical issues behind New York City’s affordable housing crisis. With nearly half of working-age households struggling to afford housing and essential goods, we delve into the definition of affordability, assess the challenges in housing supply, and explore recent plans and laws aimed at tackling this pressing issue.  

Unveil the potential of HUD-insured projects for affordable housing developers and gain insights into tax advantages and financing strategies that drive profitability.

Housing affordability in America has been declining for years, and the social and economic impact of the pandemic has exacerbated the problem. This article takes a look at further contributing factors, as well as related areas.

Explore the worsening state of America's affordable housing crisis in 2023, as rising interest rates, inflation, and soaring home prices impact both rentals and ownership. EisnerAmper covers the statistics, debunks common myths about short-term solutions, and delves into the need for collaborations between developers and local officials to address this issue. 

Owners of Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) property may be required to file an audited financial statement. This article examines the key compliance areas that will be tested.

A recap of the third in a series of webinars exploring strategies for improving housing inclusion through innovation, policy, and capital solutions.