The U.S. has an affordable housing gap, and the combined impact of tax reform and tariffs could make it a lot worse. What’s the scope of the current supply gap?Read More →
The art of nonprofit fundraising is quickly becoming a science. Fundraising is a vital process for the mission of many nonprofit organizations (NPOs), and the better organizations areRead More →
Only a year has passed since the costliest hurricane season on record in the U.S. took thousands of lives and amounted in over US$306.2 billion in damages.
The hospitality industry was among the hardest hitRead More →
I have previously discussed the inevitable transition of numerous baby boomers holding leadership posts in nonprofit organizations. The topic has been well-covered in a variety of publications for nearly a decade.
Plagued by seven straight years of unprofitability, Sears filed for bankruptcy at the urging of banks that hold the retailers’ debt this October. Near the end of the year, SearsRead More →
On Aug. 21, 2018, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) released Notice 2018-67 (Notice), providing tax-exempt organizations and their tax advisors some much-needed guidance with respect to new Internal RevenueRead More →
For the real estate and construction industries, sensors, data and automation will increasingly define construction projects, as well as cityscapes. Illustrated by the fact that there are currently more than 1,000 on-goingRead More →
The FASB clarifies longstanding question for nonprofits.
Nonprofits received long-awaited clarification on a key accounting question from the Financial Accounting Standards Board. As discussed in the article on page 1, the FASBRead More →
The IRS defines an opportunity zone as an “economically distressed community where new investments may be eligible for preferential tax treatment.” The Treasury has certified nearly 9,000 of these districts across all U.S. states andRead More →
When President Trump signed into law the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) in December 2017, much was made of the dramatic cut in corporate tax rates. But the TCJA also includes a generous deductionRead More →
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Tax Reform & Tariffs Widen the Affordable Housing Gap
/in Blog, Real Estate & Construction /by John TempletonBy Joseph Canataro and Kyle Paisley
The U.S. has an affordable housing gap, and the combined impact of tax reform and tariffs could make it a lot worse. What’s the scope of the current supply gap? Read More →
How Predictive Analytics Is Transforming NPO Fundraising
/in Blog, Nonprofit /by John TempletonBy Joe Sremack, CFE, and Gurjeet Singh, MCP
The art of nonprofit fundraising is quickly becoming a science. Fundraising is a vital process for the mission of many nonprofit organizations (NPOs), and the better organizations are Read More →
4 Changing Realities of Hurricane Season for Hoteliers
/in Blog, Real Estate & Construction /by John TempletonBy Clark Schweers
Only a year has passed since the costliest hurricane season on record in the U.S. took thousands of lives and amounted in over US$306.2 billion in damages.
The hospitality industry was among the hardest hit Read More →
Compensation Committee Wake-Up Call – The ‘Other Obstacle’ To Leadership Transition
/in Blog, Nonprofit /by John TempletonBy Michael Conover
I have previously discussed the inevitable transition of numerous baby boomers holding leadership posts in nonprofit organizations. The topic has been well-covered in a variety of publications for nearly a decade.
However, I believe Read More →
Navigating the New Age of Retail Real Estate
/in Blog, Real Estate & Construction /by John TempletonBy Stuart Eisenberg and David Berliner
Plagued by seven straight years of unprofitability, Sears filed for bankruptcy at the urging of banks that hold the retailers’ debt this October. Near the end of the year, Sears Read More →
IRS Provides Guidance On New UBTI Rules
/in Blog, Nonprofit /by John TempletonBy Marc Berger, CPA, JD, LLM
On Aug. 21, 2018, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) released Notice 2018-67 (Notice), providing tax-exempt organizations and their tax advisors some much-needed guidance with respect to new Internal Revenue Read More →
Blockchain’s Impact On The Future Of Real Estate And Construction Companies
/in Blog, Real Estate & Construction /by John TempletonBy David Butcher
For the real estate and construction industries, sensors, data and automation will increasingly define construction projects, as well as cityscapes. Illustrated by the fact that there are currently more than 1,000 on-going Read More →
Are Grants Subject To Revenue Recognition?
/in Blog, Nonprofit /by John TempletonBy Lee Klumpp, CPA, CGMA
The FASB clarifies longstanding question for nonprofits.
Nonprofits received long-awaited clarification on a key accounting question from the Financial Accounting Standards Board. As discussed in the article on page 1, the FASB Read More →
Investing In “Opportunity Zones” While Deferring Taxes
/in Blog, Tax Planning & Compliance /by Steven LeoneThe IRS defines an opportunity zone as an “economically distressed community where new investments may be eligible for preferential tax treatment.” The Treasury has certified nearly 9,000 of these districts across all U.S. states and Read More →
The New and Exciting 20% QBI Deduction
/in Blog, Real Estate & Construction, Tax Planning & Compliance /by Steven LeoneWhen President Trump signed into law the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) in December 2017, much was made of the dramatic cut in corporate tax rates. But the TCJA also includes a generous deduction Read More →