How to Read and Rely on a SOC 1 Report as a Government Contractor Plan Sponsor of an Employee Benefit Plan
Understand how to read and rely on a SOC 1 report as a Government Contractor Plan Sponsor of an Employee Benefit Plan.
Understand how to read and rely on a SOC 1 report as a Government Contractor Plan Sponsor of an Employee Benefit Plan.
House Ways & Means Committee Chairman Jason Smith (R-MO) and House Tax Subcommittee Chairman Mike Kelly (R-PA) recently announced the formation of 10 "Committee Tax Teams". Each team will address key tax provisions from the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) that are set to expire in 2025 and identify legislative solutions.
As PBMares International Tax Practice partner, Lynn Eller helps us understand tax considerations for private military contractors working abroad.
There are several reasons to replace a SIMPLE plan with a 401(k) Plan. Learn how it can provide greater deferral limits, a vesting schedule for discretionary employer contributions, and plan design flexibility.
Private clubs are enhancing their appeal to both current and prospective members by using AI and other emerging technologies. In this article, we’ll begin with the low-hanging fruit and proceed to the more adventurous items as we go.
Change is ongoing in the world of employee benefit plans, and this year is no different. With these plans becoming increasingly complex and heavily regulated, it is crucial for government contractors to stay updated on the latest audit requirements.
IRS Letter 6612 signifies an audit of Employee Retention Credit (ERC) claims, prompted by a surge in ineligible applications. Businesses receiving the letter must provide detailed documentation within 30 days to prove their ERC eligibility or face possible claim denial.
In this podcast, PBMares Partner, Sean O'Connell, summarizes IRS Code Sections that could include financial savings for individuals and businesses.
Whether your organization is creating or updating its records retention policy, make sure you know how long to keep dozens of different documents, plus learn tips for creating an effective policy.
As a government contractor, it is crucial to understand the intricacies of DCAA's processes, as it can be beneficial to your survival and success in the federal market. In this extensive guide, we aim to demystify the DCAA, its role, and how you, as a contractor, can turn the DCAA audit process into a constructive partnership rather than a foreboding encounter.
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