Cybersecurity is a growing issue for local governments. As attacks on public systems increase, municipalities face greater pressure to protect essential services with limited resources. Practical strategies can help strengthen defenses, reduce risks, and maintain public trust.
Securing donor data is essential for nonprofits to maintain trust and sustainability. This article covers key strategies, including threat identification, data management, staff training, and incident response. Learn how to safeguard valuable information and sustain your impact.
As municipalities move through 2025, they’re navigating shifting regulations, uncertain funding, and growing workforce shortages. But with strategic planning and innovation, local governments are finding ways to adapt and move forward. Here’s what to watch in the year ahead.
Explore how artificial intelligence is transforming real estate appraisals by enhancing accuracy, efficiency, and fraud detection while addressing ethical challenges and regulatory complexities. Discover the balance between innovative technology and human expertise, and learn best practices for integrating AI into real estate workflows for a competitive edge in this evolving industry.
Most conversations around lease accounting changes have been about GAAP compliance, so less is known about the tax impact of ASC 842. There are many considerations, and extra calculations may be needed to reconcile the tax and book impact of leases.
In 2025, construction and real estate face rising cyber risks, with ransomware recovery costs averaging $2.73 million per incident. Proactive cybersecurity is critical to safeguarding data, finances, and operations. Learn more.
Learn more about where commercial real estate is headed in 2025.
In a right-to-work state, private-sector employees have the option to choose whether or not they want to join a union. In other states, a person applying for a private-sector job where employees are unionized can be required to join the union as a requirement of being hired.
Learn about how the global economy is bracing for a shift in trading policies, particularly tariffs.
Active limited partners who participate in a partnership’s operations may now owe self-employment taxes on ordinary income. Recent court rulings stress the importance of a partner’s role over their title, making it essential for businesses to evaluate involvement, review agreements, and ensure compliance to avoid penalties.
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