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Making improvements to a rental property may have tax implications for landlords and tenants. Find out more.
With the post-2021 recovery in health care, profits for providers are expected to continue to rise. What are the implications for health care valuations?
Updates to Form PF were designed to assess systemic risk and bolster regulatory oversight in the growing hedge fund industry. Find out more.
Weaver's tax professionals have reviewed the legislation signed by President Biden on Tuesday, August 16, and highlight its key provisions here.
An upcoming reduction in the amount of an estate that can be passed on to heirs without paying taxes has many families wondering if they will have a large tax bill upon the death of a loved one. Currently, this tax-free amount, known as the unified credit or exclusion amount, is $12,060,000, but it is set to decline in 2026 to $5 million (adjusted for inflation). Likewise, tax rates will increase in 2026 to 45% from the current top rate of 40%.
During the recent Accounting and SEC Update webinar, Weaver professionals discussed the regulatory, accounting and reporting issues that public companies are facing.
Weaver highlights strategies to consider when planning and executing estate and gift tax. Learn why these strategies are optimal for most wealthy estates.
The demand for guidance on how firms should manage digital assets for accounting purposes continues to grow in tandem with the use and acceptance of crypto assets.
Learn why valuators should evaluate the impact of investment, or partnership, in telehealth infrastructure & other outpatient programs.
The IRS recently issued guidance on the procedure to request that a substance be added, or removed, from the list subject to the Superfund excise tax.
Connecticut recently adopted a data privacy law that applies to residents and any company collecting, processing and storing the data of Connecticut residents.
The IRS increased the standard mileage rate from 58.5 to 62.5 cents for the second half of 2022. The new rate became effective July 1, 2022.
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