Tips for Improving Diversity on Nonprofit Boards
Not-for-profit leaders, take a look at the Board of Directors. Who is there? Is it a table (or a Zoom call) of different types of people, with varied backgrounds and different races and cultures?
Final Guidance on Business Interest Expense Deduction Limitation Under Section 163(j) in the CARES Act
Many U.S. companies took advantage of the Paycheck Protection Program, Economic Injury Disaster Assistance Loans, and other funding sources to shore up cash flow amid the coronavirus pandemic.
How Businesses Should Be Preparing for Changes in State Tax Laws in 2020 and Beyond
Exposure to state tax has been steadily increasing in recent months. From the Wayfair Supreme Court case in 2018 to mounting financial pressures from COVID-19, states are looking at all options to collect revenue they are entitled to.
GSA Cancellation Emphasizes the Importance of a Compliant Cost Accounting System
The recent cancellation of the General Services Administration (GSA) $15Billion Alliant 2 Small Business (A2SB) contract highlights the need for small government contractors to have a properly evaluated cost accounting system.
Increased E-commerce Can Open Door to Cyberthreats
From data breaches to malware, retailers—particularly those that have amplified their e-commerce efforts—must be mindful of cyberattacks. (authored by RSM US LLP)
Municipal Fixed Income in a Post-COVID-19 World
High-quality municipal bonds have long played a key role as a source of stability and tax-exempt income in a well-diversified portfolio.
New Court Decision on Deducting Real Estate Losses Disallows Continuing Education
What does it mean to be a real estate professional? For many, the answer is straightforward: they’re landlords, property developers, contractors, and investors.
RSM US Middle Market Business Index Cybersecurity Special Report 2020
Middle market companies have increasingly become the primary target for cybercriminals, with data security incidents rising each year. (authored by RSM US LLP)
Strategies to Modify Commercial Real Estate Lease Contracts
Commercial real estate leases are changing. And according to the New York Times, banks currently hold about $2.38 trillion of commercial real estate loans. As tenants renegotiate their leases, building owners and landlords will likely be asking banks to restructure their loans, too.
