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The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) issued a new accounting standards update (ASU 2015-16) that simplifies some accounting for measurement-period adjustments.
The Surface Transportation and Veterans Health Care Choice Improvement Act of 2015 made noteworthy changes to the income tax obligations and reporting requirements for business owners and individuals that include new tax return due dates and extension periods.
A new accounting alternative allows private companies to elect not to recognize certain intangible assets in business combinations but rather to include them in goodwill. We take a closer look at the new alternative and its related requirements in this Alert.
Taxpayers that earned 2013 income in California but didn’t file a state return can expect to receive a filing enforcement from the Franchise Tax Board in the coming months. This Alert covers what you should do if you receive one.
The US House Committee on Ways and Means and the US Senate Committee on Finance sent a letter to 56 institutions inquiring about endowments greater than $1 billion held by colleges and universities to understand how they use their endowment assets.
The IRS extended some due dates for some filings required by the ACA. Employers must provide Forms 1095-B or 1095-C to employees by March 31 and all Forms 1095 to the IRS by February 29 (if paper) or June 30 (if electronic).
The California Supreme Court ruled that companies may not elect to apportion in-state and out-of-state income using the Multistate Tax Compact’s three-factor, evenly weighted apportionment formula. Details in this Alert.
The 2015 tax extender law brought good news for companies with international operations, making the Subpart F active financing exception permanent and extending the look-through rule through year-end 2019. Details in this Alert.