An Employee Wants to Work Remotely for Health Reasons—Do I Have to Say Yes?
Employees are increasingly asking to work remotely for health-related reasons, and many employers are unsure how to respond. While remote work can be a reasonable accommodation, it is not automatic and not required in every situation.
FAQs About the Federal Research Credit
Companies that engage in research and development activities may qualify for a federal tax credit for some of those expenses. The credit can be complicated to calculate, and not all research activities are eligible—but the tax savings can be significant.
Recent Uniform Guidance Changes: What State and Local Governments Need to Know
As governments transition to the revised Uniform Guidance (2 CFR Part 200), there are significant updates that will impact processes and compliance measures.
Understanding GASB No. 103: What Governments Need to Know for FY 2026
As state and local governments prepare for upcoming financial reporting cycles, a new Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB) Statement No. 103, Financial Reporting Model Improvements, deserves close attention.
What You Need to Know About ILITs—and Your Options for Undoing One
Life insurance can provide peace of mind, but if your estate is large enough that estate taxes are a concern, it’s important not to own the policy at death. Why? The policy’s proceeds will be included in your taxable estate.
Protecting Nonprofit Operations and Financial Stability When Disaster Strikes
From winter storms and flash floods to wildfires and hurricanes, nearly every region of the United States faces the risk of natural disasters.
Are You Eligible for Mileage Deductions?
Whether you’re filing your 2025 individual income tax return or planning for 2026, it’s important to know if you can deduct vehicle-related expenses.
Who Do You Owe? 5 Ways QuickBooks Online Helps You Pay Vendors
Neglecting your outstanding payables will wreak havoc with your company’s cash flow. Here’s how to use QuickBooks Online to stay current.
Debt vs. Equity: Classification Counts When Shareholders Put Money into Their Corporations
If you operate your business as a C corporation, how you put money into your company—and how you take it back out—can have a major impact on your tax bill.
How Can an FLP Fit Into Your Overall Estate Planning Strategy?
A family limited partnership (FLP) allows you to manage and protect your wealth while gradually transferring it to your children or other heirs.