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With remaining uncertainties due to the coronavirus, institutions of higher learning will have to examine their educational model—online and/or in-class—relative to their business model, which includes revenues versus expenses.

Private equity and venture capital firms have faced a series of valuation challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic. This article focuses on content discussed during the recent podcast “Private Equity Valuation Considerations in the COVID-19 Environment.”

This article discusses the tax implications of foreclosure and debt restructuring and potential exclusions taxpayers may be able to utilize resulting from COVID-19.

A conversation with Yaron Brook, Ph.D. of BHZ Capital Management regarding investment opportunities in the U.S. regional/community banking sector.

Guidance for going concerns for real estate, hospitality and other industries under COVID-19 including evaluation criteria, adverse conditions, required disclosures and more.

A review of Section 2202 (Distributions and Loans) and Section 2203 (Required Minimum Distributions) that address special retirement provisions under the CARES Act.

A look at how a pair of California-based firms (Greycroft and b8ta) made the transition from brick-and-mortar locations to online e-tail as a result of the coronavirus, along with the challenges and opportunities they faced.

An examination of some unique challenges faced by diverse investment managers such as financing operations, recruiting talent, engaging top-tier service providers and others.

Following Hurricane Harvey and Irma, many businesses are facing catastrophic property losses, often accompanied by business income losses due to a complete cessation of business activities. Tips for business owners preparing business interruption insurance claims.

EisnerAmper and Privcap have partnered on a three-part video series featuring a panel of real estate experts who offer their seasoned insights on important real estate topics such as technology creating new real estate investment opportunities.

An all-star line-up of distinguished speakers discussed their perspectives on California real estate investment. Participants experienced panel discussions and the launch of a Bay Area-focused research report on real estate investing. Here is the content related to the conference.

For KW, one the most rewarding parts about real estate tax work is walking down the avenues in New York, knowing he played a role in their purchase or sale. He has advised on multi-million dollar real estate transactions in New York as well as projects throughout the US.

Real estate professionals are always looking to grow your investment portfolio and add new properties. This article takes a look at the various HUD programs and their financial and reporting requirements.

Learn more about how monthly KPI dashboards can be used by your dental practice to make strategic financial and clinical decisions. 

Our own Elana Margulies-Snyderman discusses the outlook for multifamily investing with Bryan Muonekwu of Muonekwu Capital.

Real estate partnerships are all impacted by the complex income and loss allocations required when operating under the partnership tax construct. This article examines the aspects the managing members and general partners should consider when structuring their agreements.

A discussion of the proposed tax changes currently under debate and their potential impact on real estate owner-operators.

An update on the current tax proposals from the Biden Administration and the House, as well as the Ways & Means Committee’s summary of proposed reforms, specifically as they impact real estate owners and investors.

REITs are required to distribute 90% of their taxable income on an annual basis in order to maintain their status as REITs. In turbulent financial periods, this may be difficult. NAREIT has requested the Treasury Department issue fresh guidance to allow a 90% stock dividend for 2020 and 2021.

EisnerAmper’s Real Estate Services Group recently virtually convened a group of developers and owners to discuss what they are seeing, how they are coping, and what the future of real estate may look like. This article discusses short-term concerns, as well as the future of the industry, changes to their property strategy, and how the industry as a whole will come out of it.