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Offering a cash balance plan alongside a 401(k) can help organizations maximize retirement contributions and tax benefits. Discover how these plans can enhance your retirement strategy. 

Understand GAAP accounting for commercial property lease incentives like cash payments and tenant improvements. Learn how to classify leases (operating, sales-type, direct financing) and accurately report financial information.

Stay ahead in the restaurant industry. Explore 2025 trends and get practical advice on non-alcoholic beverages, technology, staffing, and cost management to drive growth.

Many taxpayers who run afoul of S corporation regulations risk an inadvertent termination of their S corporation election -- yet a recent court case has shown that disproportionate distributions are not enough to terminate an election, even if it causes inequitable results.

The ERISA fidelity bond is a legal requirement to protect plans against losses resulting from an act of fraud or dishonesty by persons handling a plan’s assets.

Are you a farmer concerned about the expiration of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act? This article details the key TCJA provisions impacting agriculture that are set to expire in 2025, including tax rates and deductions.

Stay informed about the IRS postponement deadlines for taxpayers in disaster areas. Learn how to navigate tax relief options and avoid penalties.

There are various ways to reduce the threat of data breach including educational programs and phishing tests, firewalls and data mapping exercises.

This article features a series of FAQs that may help entities stay abreast of impairment considerations when accounting and reporting in conformity with U.S. GAAP, in light of the impact of the coronavirus over the last several months.

EisnerAmper’s recent Real Estate Principals Series featured industry leaders discussing the economic impact of COVID-19 on California’s economy and commercial real estate markets, and their related investment strategies.

With the U.S. presidential election upon us, private equity investors have been waiting on the sidelines with their highly illiquid investments, and they are watching closely at possible marketplace volatility once results are announced.      

Understand the impact of tariffs on multinational companies' transfer pricing strategies for cross-border transactions. Explore potential adjustments, cost-sharing, and key considerations for maintaining profitability and compliance.

An examination of the held-for-sale accounting model, which entails measuring property at the lower of its carrying amount or fair value less costs to sell.

Congress passed a resolution that would disallow the final regulations that relate to information reporting requirements for brokers of digital asset transactions. Specifically, these final regulations deal with the reporting requirements as they pertain to decentralized finance industry participants who are considered brokers.

A conversation with John Corrado, Senior Director of Information Technology at Ovid Therapeutics, to talk about moving to a primarily remote workforce from a technical and security perspective and the difficulties that come with making this transition.

We have gathered some data and information to keep you informed; here are ten trends in the life sciences industry to watch in 2023.

The trend of closer examination of transactions in the U.S. involving foreign entities by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) due to national security exposure has expanded to the real estate sector. Included are tips for maneuvering the CFIUS reporting and review process.

Congratulations: You’ve gained significant investment in your company. But now what?

This article discusses the unique accounting requirements around asset impairment and illustrates how timely recognition and measurement of impairment is a critical input to portfolio company valuation.

New technological developments create new opportunities for tech-savvy bad actors to scam, steal, and victimize. Being able to deduct these theft losses from taxes provides taxpayers some relief from the pain of the loss. The IRS recently published a Memorandum from the Office of Chief Counsel providing some much-needed guidance in this area.