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Washington State Will Increase Minimum Wage in 2017 and Beyond
Washington will increase its minimum wage beginning in 2017 and require employers to provide paid sick leave in 2018. See details in our Alert.
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Pennsylvania Imposes Sales and Use Tax on Digital Products
Digital products are now defined as tangible personal property—and subject to sales and use tax—in Pennsylvania. Details in our Alert.
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Learn Why Consulting Services May Not be Classified as Unrelated Business Income
Learn about a recent IRS ruling on whether consulting services provided to other not-for-profits are subject to unrestricted business income tax.
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Watch Out for Tax Hits from Global Expansion
Learn how international tax law—including noncompliance penalties and changing BEPS regulations—could affect your expanding business.
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How to Choose the Right Capital Improvement Program Auditor for Your Construction Project
Results from the right performance auditor can help organizations reduce risk and prevent cost overruns in capital improvement programs.
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Nevada’s Grace Period Waiver Expires February 15 for the First Commerce Tax Filing
Nevada’s implementation of its commerce tax included a grace period, which expires February 15, 2017, and has eligibility requirements. Details in our Alert.
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US Department of Interior Seeks Input on Update to Tribal Trade Regulations
The US Department of Interior seeks input through April 10, 2017, on Indian trader regulations as it considers updates.
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A Transaction Preparedness Evaluation Could Help Protect Your Financial Future
Learn how a transaction preparedness evaluation could save time, resources, and money—and add value before selling.
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Understanding the Supervisory Guidance on Model Risk Management for Anti-Money-Laundering Systems
We outline the four key areas that should be reviewed during a model validation of a financial institution’s anti-money-laundering system.
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Retain Your Organization’s Public Charity Status Using the 10%-Facts-and-Circumstances Test
We look at how not-for-profits can retain their public charity status using Form 990’s 10%-facts-and-circumstances test.
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Texas Refund Requests Are Due in April for Cable Television, Internet Access, and Telecommunications Service Providers
Texas refund requests are due in April for cable television, internet access, and telecommunications service providers.
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What Tribes and Their Enterprises Need to Consider as They Prepare to Implement GASB’s New Statement on Fiduciary Activities
Learn about the specific items tribes will need to consider while preparing to implement the GASB’s new statement on fiduciary activities.
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How Wineries, Breweries, and Distilleries Can Save Money on Taxes by Claiming the R&D Tax Credit
Learn how wineries, breweries, and distilleries can claim the R&D tax credit for regular business operations that improve their products or processes.
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What Lawyers and Defendants Need to Know About Determining Reasonable Value for Future Medical Costs
Learn about the factors that determine reasonable value for medical services not yet received and how they affect health care litigation outcomes.
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Applications for the Online Marketplace Seller Voluntary Disclosure Initiative Due before October 17, 2017
Online marketplace sellers must apply before October 17, 2017, to benefit from the Multistate Tax Commission’s voluntary disclosure initiative.
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Oregon Raises Taxes to Fund $5 Billion Transportation Investment Plan
In August 2017, Oregon Governor Kate Brown signed into law House Bill 2017, which raises taxes to fund a $5 billion transportation investment plan.
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$100 Million Available During Second Application Period in the California Competes Tax Credit Program’s Final Year
The California Competes Tax Credit program enters its final fiscal year. Here’s what applicants need to know about the competitive process.
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How Tax-Loss Harvesting Can Help Save Investors Money
Tax loss harvesting can help reduce tax liability. Learn how unrealized losses could save you money in our Insight.
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SOC for Cybersecurity: How to Check the State of Your Cyberrisk Program and Build Stakeholder Confidence
Mitigate cyber threats and build stakeholder confidence with a SOC for Cybersecurity audit.
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The Financial Accounting Standards Board Adds Lease Accounting Transition Option and Practical Expedient for Lessors
The Financial Accounting Standards Board issued an update to lease accounting, including a new transition option and practical expedient for lessors.
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