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Prepare for Third-Party Risk Management Challenges
Third-party service providers can help companies scale operations without the costly overhead, but not without inherent risks.
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North Carolina Requires New Tax Form with Sales and Apportionment Data for Some Corporations
North Carolina tax legislation imposed a new filing requirement related to sales and apportionment data on certain C and S corporations. This one-page form is due April 15, 2016, with no extensions and a $5,000 late-filing penalty.
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GASB Issues Omnibus Statement to Enhance Consistency in Accounting and Financial Reporting
Learn about the key provisions of GASB Statement No. 85, Omnibus 2017, and their impact on government accounting and financial reporting requirements.
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Basel III Implications for Banks with Mortgage-Servicing Assets
Basel III may require banking organizations to apply a 250% risk weight to MSAs deducted from CETI capital.
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New Employer Tax Credit for Paid Family and Medical Leave Is Available for 2018, 2019
An employer tax credit created through tax reform for paid family and medical leave is available for 2018 and 2019. Our Alert has details.
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The FASB Updates Down Round Feature Guidance
The FASB issued ASU 2017-11 to provide new guidance for the classification and accounting of financial instruments with down round features.
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How the House and Senate Tax Reform Bills Could Impact Tax-Exempt Organizations
The tax reform bill released by House Republicans contains provisions specifically affecting tax-exempt organizations. Our Alert has the details.
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How Tax Reform Affects Companies Conducting R&D
Under President Trump’s tax reform, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act changes how companies can claim R&D credits. Our Alert has details.
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How to Build an Effective and Efficient Compliance Program at Your Financial Institution
Learn the three key steps to building an effective compliance program: setting the tone, building a team, and implementing a training program.
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Proposed Regulations Provide Foreign-Use Documentation Requirements for FDII
The sale of foreign-use property and services will likely require detailed documentation to sustain the FDII deduction.
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Is Your Organization Compliant with 340B Drug Pricing Program Requirements?
While the 340B Drug Pricing Program provides health care organizations with significant benefits, it also has many noteworthy regulatory and compliance requirements.
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Financial Dashboard Reporting Can Help Tribes Utilize Data More Efficiently
Automating the production of tribal data with a dashboard presentation can help communicate key information to the council and free up finance employees.
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Reduce Unrelated Business Taxable Income on Reserved Employee Parking
Employers with reserved employee parking spots may potentially reduce unrelated business taxable income—but only if they act soon.
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How to Prepare to Buy or Sell a Dealership Business
Auto dealership transactions can be complex. Knowing what to expect can help your transaction go smoothly.
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Eric Miles Steps into Role as CEO and Chairman of Moss Adams
Eric Miles, the new chairman and CEO of Moss Adams, will lead the firm in an era of rapid innovation and growth.
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Moss Adams Welcomes New Tax Partner Josh Grossman in San Francisco
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Policies and Procedures Consulting
Improve operational efficiency and effectiveness by systematically capturing your institutional knowledge and evaluating documentation processes.
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Financial Statement Audits
We focus on the areas of greatest risk to your business to deliver solutions tailored to you and the users of your financial statements.
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Controversy & Dispute Resolution
Our Tax Controversy & Dispute Resolution services help you resolve local, state, and federal audits, controversies, and other procedural matters.
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Disaster Relief Tax Credit
Keep your business moving if it became inoperable during the COVID-19 pandemic—or sustained damage from a hurricane, wildfire, or other qualified event.
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