Explore how the OBBBA introduces significant tax benefits for private clubs and their employees, including deductions for tips and overtime, enhanced expensing options, and changes to clean energy credits.
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.
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.
Learn how the recently passed One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) tax changes may impact your personal or business planning with this comparison chart.
The IRS has issued a key memorandum concluding that most NIL collectives do not qualify for tax-exempt status. Learn more about the implications for universities, collectives, and the future of NIL programs.
Starting on January 1, 2024, millions of small businesses will be required to file a new information reporting form as part of the Corporate Transparency Act. Many PBMares clients will be affected.
Two previous articles in this series went into detail about how nonprofits can incur taxable income from advertising or sponsorship sales, and how different the taxable impact can be depending on the relationship of certain costs to certain types of income. There is another important consideration of UBTI and advertising: allocable membership receipts.
Join PBMares on November 16 to discover the top 10 tax strategies businesses and individuals should consider before year-end, including traditional tax strategies, charitable planning, and Roth IRA conversions.
Starting a nonprofit often requires registering with the state before the organization can fundraise. States like Virginia, Maryland, and North Carolina all have different rules and requirements for nonprofit registration.
Individuals, businesses, and other entities can claim valuable tax credits through Virginia’s Neighborhood Assistance Program (NAP) to lower their state tax liability and make an impact on their local community. For organizations, the application window closes on July 1.
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