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Sunset of the SysTrust for Service Organization Controls (SOC) Seal Program

The AICPA and CPA Canada announced that the SysTrust and SOC 3 SysTrust for Service Organizations seal programs are being discontinued. The discontinuation

Tax Ramifications of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) Decision in Making College Athletes Employees

On March 26, 2014, Peter Sung Ohr, Regional NLRB Director, announced that athletic scholarships given to Northwestern University football players represent

Identity Protection Personal Identification Numbers

One of the fastest-growing crimes in America is identity theft. A stolen identity can easily be used to cover the tracks of many criminals as they fraudulently

Newly Proposed Tax Abatement Disclosures

The Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB) issued an Exposure Draft on tax abatement disclosures in October 2014. Changes to standards can affect
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Pennsylvania Charitable Solicitation Registration Changes - Alignment at Last!

At long last, charitable organizations filing Form BCO-10, Charitable Organization Registration Statement with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania’s

New Year, New COSO

If you haven't already transitioned to the new COSO 2013 Framework, now is the time! Previously, guidance was somewhat vague, stating that the transition

West Virginia Apprentice Tax Credit

Generally, contractors operating within West Virginia are required to use a minimum amount of apprentices on jobs that occur within the state. Less well-known

New Reporting Disclosures for Supporting Organizations

A common way for an exempt organization to avoid private foundation status is by qualifying as a “supporting organization” under Code Sec.
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Pennsylvania Department of Revenue Update for 2015 Tax Year Planning

Taxpayers conducting business in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania should be aware of recent actions taken by the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue ("Department")

Employers with Fewer than 250 Employees are Not Required to Report Employer-Provided Health Coverage

Beginning in January 2013, The Affordable Care Act requires an employer to report the total cost of employer-provided coverage to each of its employees
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