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Whether you plan to exit your business a year or a decade from now, taking the effort to document your business processes and implementing internal controls will help you protect and build the value of your business.

The following summarizes the key changes to R&D tax credits in the wake of tax reform and offers takeaways for how these may affect you or your business.

Real estate developers and investors have the opportunity to invest in distressed communities throughout the U.S. with tax benefits unlike any other development incentive structure. However, to achieve the maximum benefit of Opportunity Zones, they must act by Dec. 31, 2019.

One outcome of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) is the increased scrutiny by the IRS of S corporations and their shareholders with regard to certain tax liability issues.

The possibility of an upcoming slowdown may be a good reason to take stock of your manufacturing business and how you might prepare to weather the storm.

When conducting a quality of earnings analysis as part of a due diligence process, a company’s balance sheet may seem like a secondary consideration when compared to income, expenses and normalized EBITDA.

Every fall, students have a fresh start to build upon prior subjects and grow intellectually in the classroom. What if the same were true for your internal audit team? Why not test their knowledge and provide them with a fresh start of sorts?

Revenue and value are of paramount importance to successful business owners, as well as potential acquirers of companies. However, without a strong customer base, target companies would be incapable of generating revenue or driving value as desired.

One U.S. Supreme Court decision completely shook the landscape for sales tax collection for all types of businesses and industries throughout the world. Now it is up to business owners to understand the new rules of the road and to become compliant with each state’s requirements.

As baby boomers continue to retire, real estate and construction firms find it increasingly difficult to retain qualified workers. That said, certain demographic trends are giving real estate and construction companies a glimmer of hope that the tide may be turning—albeit slowly.