IRS cracks down on ESOPs: what does this mean for your company? Gain valuable insights into the latest compliance drive, unraveling how the IRS plans to tighten oversight on employee-owned stock plans.
Starting in 2024, tax credits for electric vehicles could be transferred to dealers, reducing the vehicle’s purchase price. The proposal aims to expand EV adoption by offering immediate financial benefits and broadening the pool of eligible consumers.
Rising yields as well as the UAW strike contributed to a pullback in manufacturing in the United States into October, with the RSM US Manufacturing Outlook Index slipping to to 1.3 standard deviations below normal.
Partnerships focusing on supply chain management, technology adoptions and shared staffing could become the standard for many rural health care organizations.
The IRS makes permanent e-signature guidance generated in response to COVID pandemic and launches online business tax account for sole proprietors.
IRS announces simplified method for employers who have not yet received ERC refunds to withdraw claims that they now believe are ineligible.
RSM’s 2023 year-end tax planning guide for individuals and business owners.
Learn the important considerations when loaning money to your business or borrowing from it to avoid legal and tax issues.
Discover how a recent decision by the National Labor Relations Board could reshape workplace policies and potentially impact your business. Learn more about Section 7 of the National Labor Relations Act and the NLRB decision means for employee rights and how it could affect your company’s rules.
Falling wholesale gasoline prices imply a decline of 12% in retail gasoline prices in the coming weeks from its current level of $3.79 to roughly $3.34 per gallon.
