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File a Claim by March 1 if Your Machinery and Equipment Qualify for an Oregon Property Tax Exemption
Oregon law provides a property tax exemption for qualified food processing equipment. Find out details and how to apply before the March 1 deadline.
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Moss Adams is honored with award for innovation in women’s programming
The American Women’s Association of Certified Public Accountants honored Moss Adams with its 2016 Innovation in Women’s Programming Award. Read the release.
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2022 Retail Industry Outlook
Explore key retail industry trends—such as e-commerce, sustainability, and more—and how to plan for what’s ahead.
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What You Need to Know About Cybersecurity before Starting Due Diligence
Learn how technology companies planning for an exit can benefit from strengthening their cybersecurity efforts prior to a due-diligence review.
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Four Most Common Tribal Government Single-Audit Findings—and How to Avoid Them
Learn about the four most common audit findings for tribal entities and what you can do to avoid them.
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Q4 2023 Market Review and 2024 Outlook: Market Rally Sparked by Fed Pivot
After a strong 2023 year-end rally, we’re optimistic about 2024. Learn more.
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Explore the Benefits (and Avoid Potential Pitfalls) of Standard Inventory Costing
Learn the benefits of applying standard inventory costing and steps you can take to help avoid common mistakes.
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Embracing Generative AI: Managing Risks and Unlocking Business Value
Manage risk and increase business value with insights into how to create a strategic generative AI implementation approach.
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Changes and Best Practices for Informational Returns—Forms 1099-MISC and W-2
In preparation for the informational return filing season, we give an overview of changes and best practices for Forms 1099-MISC and W-2.
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Beyond the Desk
Tony Caldwell: Double-Consciousness
Tony celebrates Black History Month and explores barriers in an industry where Black professionals are underrepresented.
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Beyond the Benefits: Common Concerns in Outsourced Accounting
Address common concerns and pitfalls to support a more successful, productive outsourced accounting partnership.
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2014 Changes to Form 990 and Required Schedules
Though Form 990 and its required schedules have generally remained the same this tax year, a few changes to the forms and their instructions do warrant attention by not-for-profit organizations that file them. We highlight the differences in this Insight.
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Tax-Exempt Organizations: Mind the New Tangible Property Regulations
You may think that because your organization doesn’t pay income tax, you don’t need to pay close attention to the new tangible property regulations. But the truth is, you do. We cover what tax-exempt organizations need to know to comply in this Insight.
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Crowdfunding in Washington State: Tax Facts for Not-for-Profits
Crowdfunding has become ubiquitous in recent years, and for not-for-profits, it can be a gold mine. Still, depending on what you offer your backers as an incentive, you’ll need to pay close attention to whether Washington State B&O or sales tax apply.
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Excess Business Holdings: What They Are and What They Mean for Your Private Foundation
When a private foundation and its disqualified persons—those closely associated with it—own too much in the same corporation, partnership, or trust, it risks having excess business holdings, which can result in a hefty excise tax.
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Q2 Tax Update for Technology, Clean Technology, Life Sciences, and Communications and Media Companies
2015 Q2 - Get ahead of current tax updates with this review of five issues affecting technology, clean technology, life sciences, and communications and media companies.
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Equity Process Assessment
Unlock the full potential of your company’s equity compensation process and overcome its complexities with a comprehensive equity process assessment.
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A Look Ahead at 2020: How Bank Directors Can Guard Against Risk
Banks need to assess five risks as 2020 nears and bank directors look for ways to innovate with increasing consumer demands and competition. The risks are data security, regulatory risk, staffing, profitability, and bank survival.
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Proposed Regulations May Change the Process of Providing Written Acknowledgment to Donors
Donee organizations must provide written acknowledgment of contributions of more than $250 for their donors to claim the corresponding charitable donation deduction. Proposed regulations may formalize the process through a new filing.
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Look to the Right Peers When Setting Executive Compensation
What do you pay a not-for-profit’s executives? Attracting and retaining talent is vital, but you can’t risk tarnishing your reputation with regulators, government funding sources, contributors, members, or the media. This Insight gives an overview.
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