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Facing tariff concerns? Learn how tariffs differ from other trade terms, their business impact, and get guidance to minimize disruptions and optimize your strategy.

The U.S. Court of Federal Claims, in its decision in Gravenstein 116, LLC v. United States, held that a cannabis dispensary cannot claim the Employee Retention Credit, including its refundable portion. The court held that IRC Sec. 280E disallows “any deduction or credit” for businesses trafficking controlled substances under federal law, and refundability does not change a credit’s characterization under IRC Sec. 280E.

Learn what first-time MAR compliance requires, how it differs from SOX, and how insurers can prepare for new governance, reporting, and control expectations.

Explore how New Jersey’s Next NJ Manufacturing Program (A5687/S4407) is driving $500 million in tax credit incentives to boost advanced manufacturing, clean energy innovation, and inclusive job creation.

Discover three emerging trends in real estate technology that are shaping the industry for 2026.

A look at why subsequent closings are common in today’s economic investing climate, and how private equity funds can benefit from this option.

Discover how Qualified Opportunity Zones and new OBBBA updates shape real estate investment strategies, tax benefits, and QOF planning for 2026 and beyond.

Highlights of the new SEC rule requiring CEO Pay Ratio Disclosure including determination of total compensation and compliance dates. The CEO pay ratio disclosure is required in registration statements, proxy and information statements and annual reports.

We had the opportunity to speak with a number of successful entrepreneurs, and have aggregated the ‘words to live by’ they shared with us.

The pass-through entity tax landscape continues to evolve as states refine their workaround mechanisms in response to both federal developments and practical implementation challenges. With OBBBA raising the federal SALT cap limitation for 2025-2029, states have taken varied approaches to extending, modifying, or enhancing their PTET regimes. 

Explore the top 10 internal audit risks companies may face in 2026—from governance and AI to cybersecurity and change management—and learn how to translate these risks into practical, actionable audit plans.

Federal financial assistance programs are undergoing significant changes. Stay ahead of the evolving landscape by discovering including key insights, such as drivers for change, current and emerging trends, and strategies for successful grants management in 2025-2026.

Explore the key technology trends shaping 2025, including AI innovations, healthcare advancements, investment challenges, cybersecurity developments, and ethical considerations in AI.

Navigate expansion, hiring, and relocation decisions in New York with the New York State Excelsior Jobs Program (Excelsior) and the New York City Relocation and Employment Assistance Program (NYC REAP).

This article features insight into significant tax considerations including the state pass-through entity tax (PTET), telecommuting, changing domicile, and sourcing of service revenue for purposes of the New York City Unincorporated Business Tax.

Our Personal Tax Guide highlights tax planning ideas that may help you minimize your tax liability. The best way to use this guide is to identify issues that may impact you, and then discuss them with your tax advisor.

Connecticut’s tax laws on gambling are favorable to nonresidents, making it more attractive for out-of-state gamblers to participate in sports wagering online in Connecticut.

NY Governor Cuomo signed the state’s 2021/22 budget which includes increasing the tax rates for higher wage earners, creating a new pass-through entity tax, increasing the corporate franchise tax rate for certain taxpayers, and reinstating the capital base tax.

In June 2023, Connecticut made numerous changes to the Connecticut Pass-Through Entity Tax (“CT PTET”) effective for tax years beginning in 2024.

Many taxpayers will be looking forward to the potential for increased refunds thanks to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act’s passage. However, they may be surprised to learn of new changes impacting how they will receive those refunds, as well as how USPS changes and a shift toward electronic payments to the IRS may impact them.