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Acting as the trustee of a family trust is an honor. It’s also a huge responsibility. These five principles will help you fulfill your fiduciary responsibilities in a way that keeps personal risk in check and helps you create a positive impact.

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Tribes should update their benefits policies to comply with new law and guidance regarding when and if general welfare benefits provided to tribal members are taxable. The IRS is suspending audits and examinations until training provisions are completed.

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Texas trucking companies that paid the state’s franchise tax on fuel surcharge reimbursements may be able to claim a refund of that amount. We look at what practices may make your company eligible for a refund in this Alert.

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Tribes are wrestling with the Department of Treasury’s final guidance on general welfare benefits for tribal members. In this issue of Tribal Finance Quarterly, John Saltmarsh from the IRS discusses three important issues for tribes.

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Few phone calls warrant as much seriousness among taxpayers as a call from the IRS—which makes a rise in fraudulent IRS calls and emails worrisome. This overview will help you identify fraudulent contacts and take the right steps to avoid falling victim.

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For tax-exempt organizations, forming a single-member LLC can lend liability protection. And because they’re disregarded for federal income tax purposes, the responsibilities of managing one are few. Still, there are a few important considerations and exceptions, which we cover in this Insight.

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Real estate dealers will need to calculate their limited liability company fees differently according to a legal ruling by the State of California Franchise Tax Board. Read more in our Alert.

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The illegal CPPC contract still frequently crops up in the world of federal contracting, putting contractors in a tough spot when payments come due. Find out how to spot CPPC provisions—and what to do if they arise—in this article.

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The IRS issued final country-by-country (CbC) reporting regulations for US-based multinational enterprise groups, a product of the OECD and G20 countries’ base erosion and profit shifting project.

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Fidelity Charitable and other organizations make it possible for donors to use bitcoins as charitable contributions. This Insight looks at tax provisions and why donors may want to use bitcoins.

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For all but the smallest companies, investing in corporate social responsibility (CSR) reporting pays back—not only in the cost savings associated with better resource management but also with respect to their long-term business strategy.

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Governor Kate Brown signed House Bill 2066 on August 2, 2017, barring C corporations from applying tax credits against Oregon minimum tax liabilities.

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Learn how a benefit claims audit serves as a cost containment strategy to help ensure your company isn’t losing money to improperly paid claims.

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We outline restrictions on lobbying and political activities for not-for-profits and share how to manage risk to keep their tax-exempt status intact.

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Are you prepared to transition the ownership of your business? Consider these five fundamental questions as you develop your succession plan.

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We provide a five-step approach for implementing GASB Statement No. 72 and guidance on drafting the required disclosures.

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Legislation in Tennessee sets new standards and market-based sourcing for out-of-state businesses. Find out if your company faces new taxes.

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Taxpayers with IRC Section 965 adjustments must review their state tax reporting to help ensure accurate taxable income and apportionment. Our Insight has the details.

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The FASB voted to defer the effective date of the revenue recognition standard for certain entities. Learn new dates.

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Businesses that voluntarily register by June 30, 2018, to comply with Washington tax laws may now receive certain benefits.

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