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ESG explained: What companies need to know

By RSM US LLP | March 10, 2023

Environmental, social, and governance is now a key success factor for many companies. Learn more about ESG's potential issues, risks, and opportunities.

RSM again calls on Congress to address problematic changes to R&D tax law

By RSM US LLP | March 8, 2023

RSM has submitted a second comment letter to Congress addressing the requirement to capitalize and amortize R&D expenditures under section 174.

FASB votes to simplify accounting for common control leases

By RSM US LLP | March 2, 2023

For common control leases, the FASB is drafting amendments to simplify determining whether a lease exists, the classification of the lease, and accounting for leasehold improvements.

Proposed regulations on using forfeitures in retirement plans

By RSM US LLP | February 28, 2023

Proposed regulations REG-122286-18, released Feb. 24, provide guidelines for plan administrators to use forfeited amounts in retirement plans.

Properly Funding Your Living Trust

By Johnson & Sheldon | February 28, 2023

Failing to properly fund a living trust is one of the most common errors people make and can lead to unintended consequences and added costs for both the individual and their beneficiaries. In this video, we'll provide an overview of how to properly fund a living trust.

R&E Expense Amortization Got You Down?

By Johnson & Sheldon | February 27, 2023

Now that Research & Experimentation expenses must be amortized over several years, many companies are looking for ways to increase deductions and reduce taxable income. Here are three opportunities to potentially accelerate depreciation and reduce your tax liability.

RSM revises its Fed call as inflation proves sticky

By RSM US LLP | February 24, 2023

We now expect at least three 25 basis-point hikes at the Fed's March, May and June policy meetings with the risk of a 50 basis-point hike in March.

What would happen if the government defaults on its debt?

By RSM US LLP | February 22, 2023

Policy brinksmanship over lifting the debt ceiling and the threat of default it brings is increasing the cost of doing business and carries far more risk than is commonly acknowledged.