Construction companies are facing an experience gap with baby boomers readying to retire. This article focuses on multigenerational issues facing the construction industry.

This article provides updates on accounting, standard setting, and reporting developments for the second quarter. Topics include FASB standard setting and SEC activity.

Here’s what you should know about this week on the Hill: July is going to be a busy month on the legislative front, with the primary focus on passing a slimmed down version of the Build Back Better Act and the semiconductor manufacturing package.  

This paper provides an overview of proposed and final standards issued by FASB from April to June 2022, along with recent updates on outstanding exposure drafts and ongoing projects.

Since GASB issued Statement 87, Leases, in June 2017, there have been several updates and one effective date delay. This article provides details.

Organizations that received PRF funds during the pandemic with a fiscal year ending December 31 should start compliance audits. Read on for details.

Certain partners will use IRC Section 871(m) information to determine their U.S. withholding tax obligation. Read on for details on dividend equivalent payment rules. 

Maryland recently passed a bill excluding certain computer software and SaaS from taxation as digital products. Read on for more.

The SEC has proposed new rules and disclosures to give investors consistent, comparable, and reliable information on funds’ and advisers’ use of ESG factors.

Here’s what you should know about this week on the Hill: The IRS could get another $1 billion to do its job, legislators take on inflation, and recent Senate hearings you should know about.