IRS releases guidance on Roth catch-up contributions under SECURE 2.0
Notice 2023-62 provides an administrative transition period for Roth catch-up contributions to high-income individuals.
Estate planning after the sale of a business interest
This article discusses estate planning and tax considerations after the sale of a business interest or other liquidity event, including common strategies to reduce estate tax and meet charitable giving goals.
Your Guide to Understanding Outsourced Finance and Accounting Services
It's becoming increasingly difficult to hire and retain qualified people to staff finance and accounting functions. Many of our clients ask what they can do to address today’s talent gap and keep their accounting function lean. One of the solutions our clients consistently want to discuss is FAO — finance and accounting outsourcing.
RetirePath for Virginia Construction Contractors: Benefits and Considerations
Whether through RetirePath, a new state-sponsored and mandated retirement plan, or offering another employer-sponsored plan, the question now for Virginia contractors isn’t whether to offer a retirement plan, but which one.
Selling Overseas: What Triggers a Foreign Tax Filing Requirement?
As selling overseas becomes easier and staff becomes more internationally mobile, understanding foreign tax filing requirements is critical. A good place to begin is by considering the permanent establishment threshold.
For boards, the best cybersecurity defense is a good offense
The regulation has been introduced to improve transparency in the markets for sustainable investment products while increasing transparency around sustainability claims made by FMPs
IRS to Go Paperless Starting in 2024
A more tech-savvy IRS? That’s the plan, and it’s happening soon. In the 2024 tax filing season, taxpayers will have the option to go entirely paperless with the IRS.
New Sales Tax Exemption for the Automobile Repair Industry
In good news for the automobile repair industry, Virginia has enacted a new sales tax exemption for separately stated labor charges rendered in connection with diagnostic labor services for auto repair work and emergency roadside service for motor vehicles, even if tangible property is sold as part of the transaction.
New bank guidance: Regulators share direction on third-party risk management
Regulators share direction on risk management strategies for banks when partnering with third-party organizations.
Understanding and addressing new SEC cybersecurity rules
While many larger public organizations likely already have processes and resources in place to meet these requirements, emerging and middle market public companies may need to make structural and cultural changes to enhance or adopt cybersecurity oversight, management, and reporting processes to comply with the final rules.