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New reporting rules go into effect on January 1, 2024, under the Corporate Transparency Act. This law, enacted in 2021, will require many small businesses to provide new details about beneficial owners who control the company. Hefty civil and criminal penalties may apply for failure to comply. Here's a brief overview of the requirements.

Today, it's estimated that roughly one in five Americans owns some type of cryptocurrency, such as Bitcoin or Ethereum. However, many digital asset owners and investors don't fully understand the federal tax implications. Here's important tax information for those who engage in cryptocurrency transactions, including the recordkeeping requirements

With fraudulent Employee Retention Tax Credit claims on the rise, the IRS has suspended claim processing through year end.

How much should owners and executives receive as compensation for services rendered to the business? A valuation pro can provide an objective, defensible estimate that will withstand scrutiny.

The number of businesses filing for bankruptcy has skyrocketed so far in 2023. But bankruptcy isn’t always an ending. Done right, it can provide a fresh start.

Intangibles can be valuable. But they’re also hard to value. Here’s how the business valuation pros handle these assets.

Reviewing a business valuation to expose flaws can be a daunting task. Here are some common faux pas to watch for when reading an expert’s report.

When a divorcing couple’s marital assets include a private business, it’s usually the largest asset in the estate. Here are critical obstacles that a business valuation professional can help the parties address.

Can you name five key differences between public and private companies? The answers are critical when using public market data to value closely held business interests.

Does your manufacturing company qualify for the Section 199A deduction?

It’s smart for manufacturing business owners to have a well-planned exit strategy. Do you know what your plan should cover?