Computing gain or loss on the disposition of real property requires a thorough review of many items. Generally, gain or loss is calculated simply as proceeds
Relief may be forthcoming for taxpayers with outstanding filing and/or payment obligations with the Massachusetts Department of Revenue (Department). Massachusetts
Does Your Organization Require an A-133 Single Audit? The Vendor vs. Subrecipient Distinction
Making this distinction properly is very important for organizations receiving federal awards. Subrecipients are subject to audit under A-133, while payments
Small Taxpayers Rejoice - Relief from the Tangible Property Regulations Has Arrived!
On February 13, 2015, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) issued Revenue Procedure 2015-20 providing optional relief for small business taxpayers from the
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf released his anticipated proposal, the Pennsylvania Education Reinvestment Act, for a severance tax on natural gas production.
West Virginia Business Franchise Tax Phase-Out Could Benefit the Oil and Gas Industry in 2015
In an effort to compete for new and expanding businesses, West Virginia has eliminated its business franchise tax as of January 1, 2015. The elimination
Ohio Budget Bill is Proposed with Significant Tax Reform Provisions
On February 2, 2015, Ohio Governor John Kasich proposed a new, two-year state budget that includes significant state tax law changes. The biennial budget
Do Companies that Handle Personal Health Information Require a Service Organization Control (SOC) Report?
The superficial answer is no. Companies that store, process or collect protected health information (PHI) electronically or in paper form are not required
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