The OBBBA brings tax benefits, faster procurement, and new cybersecurity requirements, reshaping how government contractors compete. Learn how to stay ahead.
Recent tax reforms have created significant shifts for businesses, particularly those considering a sale or acquisition. This webinar will share the most critical changes in this new environment.
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) brings sweeping changes for nonprofits, including new tax rules for charitable giving and significant federal funding cuts. Nonprofits must adapt quickly by diversifying revenue, engaging donors, and preparing for increased demand on limited resources.
In this webinar recording, PBMares’ experts share insights on key tax updates, providing an overview of recent tax changes impacting individuals and businesses in the private club sectors.
Private clubs are thriving, with demand driving up waitlists and initiation fees post-pandemic. However, many clubs face financial uncertainty, as only 34% of boards report having fully funded long-term plans. Properly managing board-designated funds—through clear policies, regular reviews, and transparent communication—can provide the financial flexibility and stability needed to navigate economic shifts while maintaining member trust.
Gain a deeper understanding of how the OBBBA is influencing the nonprofit sector. This webinar will provide an overview of key tax changes, including corporate giving floors, excise taxes on executive compensation as well as opportunities to reduce compliance costs.
This webinar provides an overview of recent tax changes, including updates to overtime rules, 1099 reporting thresholds, and meals and entertainment deductions. We’ll also discuss capital gains, SALT caps, and business interest expense limitations, highlighting their potential impact on businesses.
Gain insights to help small and mid-sized government contractors prepare for new federal funding opportunities by strengthening financial, tax, and cybersecurity readiness, ensuring they can compete, comply, and thrive under current and emerging government requirements.
Even as federal relief recedes and cyber risks evolve, governments are finding room to plan ahead. The path forward is practical: align programs with sustainable funding, modernize internal systems, and keep security and workforce capacity front and center. Learn the step that will help agencies protect core services today and set priorities with confidence for the next fiscal year.
At midyear, the nonprofit sector is balancing resilience with uncertainty. Total giving hit a record in 2024, and recent tax law changes may support modest growth in individual donations. Still, rising costs and unpredictable funding remain key challenges. Many organizations are focusing on diversified revenue, digital tools, and tighter planning to sustain services and protect their missions.
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