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A discussion with Michael Storm Jeske, the founder of III Macro, featuring an overview of the outlook for alternative investments.

The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States is the government body responsible for reviewing transactions for their potential impact on national security. The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted their ability to review transactions as quickly as they had in the past. This article takes a look at numerous considerations dealmakers must take into account if a transaction is completed and may require review by CFIUS.

This article focuses on two of the issues faced by businesses during COVID-19 and their employees concern nexus, where the business needs to file tax returns, and the sourcing of employee wages for personal income tax purposes.

This article examines how a provision of pre-CARES Act tax law may provide taxpayers with significant tax and cash flow relief during the COVID-19 pandemic – namely, IRC Sec. 165(i), entitled “Disaster Losses.”

A few best practices when it comes to the impact of COVID-19 and real estate accounting practices, including the FASB’s decision regarding Topic 606, Revenue from Contracts with Customers, and Topic 842, Leases.

EisnerAmper hosted a Real Estate Principals Virtual Roundtable for industry leaders doing business in Los Angeles. Topics included the impact on rent collections, the prospect for new opportunities, and transitioning back to the office.

This content focuses on how, with the turbulent markets during COVID-19 impacting performance of much of the alternative investment industry, fund managers must be able to demonstrate how their investment process is repeatable in all environments. Other topics of discussion in the panel included trends in capital raising during the pandemic, what investors are looking for in proposals and the importance of diversity within an organization.

The virtual “How Do We Reopen the Economy?” event hosted at EisnerAmper’s San Francisco office centered on the impact of COVID-19 on the retail sector and a few things companies should consider to weather the storm and adapt to the new normal.

This article focuses on opportunities and advantages family offices will want to consider available through migrating their investment data to the cloud. Through leveraging cloud technology and having everything in one centralized place, not only can the data be reconciled quickly but wealth managers can receive near real-time view of all their investments to make smart investment decisions to preserve the entirety of the family enterprise.

This article offers insight into how to account for PPP loan proceeds.

Our Real Estate team hosted another in a series of roundtable discussions with industry leaders -- developers, lenders, operators, and construction contractors -- to share insights related to the COVID-19 pandemic.

A conversation with Matt Geiger of MJG Capital Fund, LP on the outlook for alternative investments in natural resources.

The impact of COVID-19 on the real estate industry appears to vary by sector, and there are some surprising findings. This content focuses on a virtual event hosted by EisnerAmper that brought together industry leaders from the Bay Area to examine the current environment.

This article outlines six key points for filing Business Interruption Claims -- vital for submitting a credible claim and minimizing the potential for the claim process to become adversarial or having your claim denied.

This article focuses on commentary from “The Road Back,” a webinar hosted by EisnerAmper that examined the outlook for alternative investment firms as we begin to look beyond the COVID-19 pandemic.

A straightforward checklist of items to consider if you need to reduce your workforce, with an eye toward moving forward and being able to ramp back up after a crisis has passed.

PPP borrowers with concerns as to the required good-faith certification now have until May 18, 2020 to repay their loans. As the deadline approaches, the availability of the employer retention credit should be taken into account in evaluating whether or not to repay a PPP loan.

While deemed ‘essential’ in several states, the cannabis industry faces a challenging future and has been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Borrowers with concerns as to this “necessity of the loan request” certification had been given until May 14, 2020 to repay their PPP loan. That deadline has now been extended to May 18.

Getting a PPP loan is a great first step. But to make the most of this loan, you also need to find out about qualifying expenses, forgiveness/non-forgiveness, tax issues, and possible repayment.