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What exactly is GDPR and what is your path to compliance? GDPR became May 25th and it impacts the way many businesses process and store personal data. Another consideration is ensuring that employee, customer, and third-party data is appropriately secured.

The discussion focused on how more women are entering the cybersecurity field and what people need to know to protect themselves and their firms from the next looming cyber threat.

Today’s rapid digital transformation and evolving technology is forcing cybersecurity teams to design new ways of mitigating cyber attacks across a changing technology landscape. This content features a recap of a recent EisnerAmper Digital webcast on the topic and possible solutions to mitigate risk of these attacks.

This content focuses on business applications and emerging technologies that can help family offices transform and improve the way they perform their daily activities.

A look at the data security concerns for financial services companies, including BSA, AML, and KYC.

This article examines how supply side economics are now playing a part in the world of hacking, as ransomware as a service (RaaS) enters the arena – and discusses methods to mitigate exposure.

FIW interviewed EisnerAmper’s Michael Rose to discuss the Committee of Foreign Investments in the United States (CFIUS) risk assessments, audits and mitigation agreements.

More than half of the IPOs in 2020 were leveraged by a SPAC. In this post, we’ll take a look at how these vehicles are used as an alternate route to take a private company public instead of the traditional IPO process, why they are so popular now, and some of the risks and possible pitfalls.

A recap of the webcast “CFIUS Risks, Export Controls & Economic Sanctions,” focusing on trends associated with trade compliance and the need for buyers, sellers, and investors to understand that noncompliance could result in penalties in amounts of thousands to millions of dollars.

The U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee’s Strategic Competition Act of 2021 indicates continued congressional consensus to help U.S. companies with global supply chain diversification and management.

EisnerAmper Digital has launched a blog series called “What I Wish I Knew Earlier in My IT Career” to share words of advice to the next generation of IT practitioners.

This is the second post in an EisnerAmper Digital blog series developed to share insight and advice to the next generation of IT practitioners.

This article focuses on Chief Counsel Advice memoranda on the reporting of cryptocurrency transactions, including whether taxpayers may claim a loss deduction for decreases in the value of cryptocurrency and the requirements for claiming a deduction for charitable contributions of cryptocurrency.

There are tax deferral opportunities for real estate owners and investors in understanding the mechanics of a reverse 1031 exchange. This article covers the benefits and risks you need to know of reverse 1031 exchanges.

This article offers a review or recent significant developments in the area of penalties handed out by the IRS.

Taxpayers who seek the tax benefits of nonpassive income/loss characterization should keep complete, accurate and contemporaneous records of the hours worked in each activity.

Unlike the Paycheck Protection Program and Economic Injury Disaster Loan programs, the ERC was extremely complex. The United States Department of Justice and the IRS Criminal Investigation Unit have been focusing on ERC fraud with the funding from the Inflation Reduction Act.

U.S. citizens who owe delinquent taxes not only face the risk of enforcement actions such as liens and levies, but they can also be prevented from traveling internationally. This article discusses who the passport restriction applies to, as well as the different options for reversing it.

This article features a summary of the major (and soon to be much-debated) tax proposals (and soon to be much-debated) in the Biden Administration’s just released $6.8 trillion budget proposal for fiscal year 2024.

Washington state residents and nonresidents should prepare for a new 7% excise tax on long-term capital gains for individuals.