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The SEC issued amendments to Regulation S‑P  which become in the first week of December 2025 for larger entities. For private fund advisers, the central change is clear: Data breaches are now subject to explicit federal requirements, and firms must maintain the capability to detect, respond to, document, and notify individuals of incidents involving sensitive customer information.

EisnerAmper Partner & Co-Leader of Real Estate Services Group, kicked off the firm’s Annual Real Estate Principals Summit in San Francisco with a discussion on the hottest topic in real estate: Qualified Opportunity Zones (QOZs).

A review of Part I “Equity and Affordable Housing—from Coast to Coast” as part of a three-part webinar series, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (“DEI”) in Commercial Real Estate.

The Q4 2019 Fed report on household debt shows a record high. Will this make it more difficult for home buyers to get mortgages, or will historically low unemployment along with recent growth in wages offset that?

An overview of Governor Hochul’s ANNY program, a plan to replace the 421-a program yet continue to incentivize the creation of more affordable housing in New York.

Qualified Opportunity Zone (QOZ) investing was the hot topic at EisnerAmper’s Real Estate Principals Summit in San Francisco.

The Qualified Opportunity Zone Program, as authorized in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, incentivizes investment in designated low-income communities.

Gautham Deshpande, Audit Partner and Private Equity Leader in the San Francisco office at EisnerAmper, sits down with Jim Farris, CEO of Mosser Capital Management, a leading investor of value-add rent-stabilized urban workforce housing.

Discover how banks and other industries can benefit from a sales tax refund. Learn the common challenges and five steps for a successful sales tax refund.

Discover how nonprofits can thrive through change in 2026 with structured, people-centered change management. Learn strategies for adaptability, leadership development, donor engagement, and turning challenges into opportunities for lasting impact.

The retirement plan environment continues to evolve, and 2025 brings several important changes that directly affect employers sponsoring 401(k) and other defined contribution retirement plans.

Explore how Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs) offer real estate investors a flexible, passive way to defer capital gains taxes through 1031 exchanges. Learn the key benefits, IRS requirements, and how DSTs compare to Tenancy-in-Common (TIC) structures.

Learn how year-end record retention can streamline operations and maintain compliance. Discover recommended retention schedules, digital storage tips, and why cleaning up your files matters for business success.

Learn how Los Angeles business taxes work, including rates by activity, small-business exemptions, filing deadlines, and compliance tips to avoid penalties.

Discover key tax rules and planning strategies for short-term rentals (STRs) like Airbnb and Vrbo. Learn how IRS regulations impact reporting, material participation, and whether your STR qualifies as a rental or business activity.

In today’s dynamic, mobile workforce, one silent casualty is often overlooked—retirement savings left behind. Across the U.S., billions of dollars in retirement accounts remain unclaimed, largely due to individuals becoming “missing participants.” This issue not only affects employees but also places a compliance and fiduciary burden on plan sponsors. 

Understand QSF tax reporting responsibilities for law firms and administrators, from 1120‑SF filings to 1099 reporting, withholding rules, taxable income, and claimant data—plus how clear role division supports IRS compliance and accurate distributions.

As digital asset ETFs gain regulatory traction, they introduce unique SOX challenges that investment management firms must consider to meet SOX compliance requirements. Learn more about how SOX-aligned control frameworks can strengthen investor confidence.