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By Magdalena M. Czerniawski | April 2, 2019
Since the enactment of the TCJA, the IRS has issued interim guidance on each of the four provisions directly affecting exempt organizations, providing clarity on the treatment of these provisions and what organizations can expect moving forward.
The Benefits of Obtaining a Federally Approved Indirect Cost Rate
April 1, 2019
While many social service type nonprofits receive some government funding to operate programs that fulfill their mission, it is often derived from a local government. Nonprofits can also get federal government funding and establish an Indirect Cost Rate through negotiations with their cognizant federal agency.
Nonprofit & Government Times, Q1 2019
March 29, 2019
Read the latest issue of our Nonprofit & Government Times newsletter for insights into increasing operational efficiency, adapting to new accounting standards and complying with changes to tax law.
Responding to Regulatory and Organic Changes in the Middle-Market Landscape
Featured: Ryszard Jania | Mar 19, 2019
As part of a Crain's New York Business roundtable discussion, Partner Ryszard Jania examined the challenges and opportunities facing middle-market firms in New York City.
General Managers as Partnership Representatives: Key Considerations Before Taking on the Role
By Christopher A. Cacace | March 4, 2019
A new Centralized Partnership Audit Regime (“CPAR”) was introduced in the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015. Marks Paneth issued a full analysis of the audit rules last month, which included information on the new required Partnership Representative (“PR”).
FAQ: Wayfair’s Impact on Businesses that Sell Taxable Goods and Services
By James (Jay) M. Brower, Jr | March 4, 2019
Last year’s Wayfair ruling overturned a longstanding court precedent that applied to the collection of sales tax from out-of-state sellers. As states begin to enforce the new “economic nexus” threshold, it is clear that the impact of this decision reaches much farther than online and remote retailers.
Get Ready for the New Lease Accounting Rules
By Richard Stern | Feb 26, 2019
The Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) are changing the way that leases are going to be accounted for. The new rules will affect all companies that lease office space, equipment and other assets.
Edwin Morris featured in NYSSCPA's TaxStringer
Featured: Edwin B. Morris | Feb 22, 2019
Edwin Morris, Senior Tax Consultant, was featured in NYSSCPA’s Taxstringer outlining the final regulations recently released on the Code Section 199A pass-through deduction.
Tax Alert: IRS Issues 2019 Cost-of-Living Adjustments
By Avery E. Neumark | February 19, 2019
The 2019 cost-of-living adjustment amounts trend higher than 2018 amounts, but only slightly.
Cybersecurity Attacks in the Real Estate Sector: Business Email Compromise
February 18, 2019
Business Email Compromise (BEC) is a sophisticated scam which targets businesses that regularly perform wire transfer payments. The Email Account Compromise (EAC) component of BEC targets the individuals that perform wire transfer payments.
Trend Watch: Developments in the NYC Real Estate Market
February 18, 2019
NYC real estate made plenty of headlines last year– and the rapidly shifting market trends show no sign of slowing down in 2019.
Aggregation & Netting Under Section 199A
February 18, 2019
When the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act passed on December 22, 2017, there were many questions that arose, especially in with regard to the new qualified business income (QBI) deduction.
Project Owner’s Guide to Analyzing Change Orders
By Georgia Stamelos | February 15, 2019
A thoughtful and well-executed contract is the best start to any construction project, but equally important is making sure the terms of the contract are being adhered to at every turn.
Real Estate Perspectives, Winter 2019
February 15, 2019
In this issue of Real Estate Perspectives, featured articles discuss new partnership audit rules, qualified opportunity zones, Section 199A and more.
Westchester Partner Michele Lazzara Featured Among “Powerful Women in Business”
Featured: Michele A. Lazzara | Feb 12, 2019
The “Powerful Women in Business” issue of Westchester County Business Journal featured Partner Michele Lazzara.
The Stoler Report: Major Changes in Commercial Real Estate in the Past Decade
Featured: Darya Shneyder | Feb 11, 2019
Watch Darya Shneyder, Partner in the Real Estate Group, as she appears on The Stoler Report to discuss what's happening in today's commercial real estate market.
Challenging Your NYC Property Value Assessment May Be Easier Than Ever
By Darya Shneyder | Feb 11, 2019
Real Estate Partner Darya Shneyder examines a new measure making it easier to challenge NYC property assessments for the Commercial Observer.
What New York Taxpayers Need to Know About the New Tax Landscape
Featured: Joseph M. Giampapa | Feb 6, 2019
Tax Partner Joseph Giampapa was featured in a Crain's New York Business roundtable discussion on ways the TCJA will affect individual and corporate taxpayers in New York.
The Stoler Report: Everyone Loves Opportunity Zones
Featured: Michael W. Hurwitz | Feb 1, 2019
Watch Michael Hurwitz, Partner in the Real Estate Group at Marks Paneth, as he appears on The Stoler Report to discuss Opportunity Zones.
Everyone Loves Talking About Qualified Opportunity Zones
By Michael W. Hurwitz | January 31, 2019
By now, most real estate professionals have heard about the Qualified Opportunity Zone (“QOZ”) program created by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017.
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