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Explore key trends in government health care, from funding challenges to innovation, and how policies will shape the future of patient care.
Learn about the risks of profit tunneling in nursing homes and why fair market value transactions help ensure compliance and financial integrity.
False claims for fuel tax credits land on the IRS’ Dirty Dozen list of tax scams. Learn about the risks and new filing requirements.
Get ahead of the curve by looking back at emerging trends in 2024 that are likely to impact health care valuation in 2025 and beyond. Download Weaver Insights now.
The shortage of key health care providers is impacting health care services. We explore factors driving demand and how this affects valuations.
Rising physician compensation and growing financial losses are putting health systems under pressure. Explore the 2024 trends and valuation insights.
The Q3 2024 Medtech Report from J.P. Morgan spotlights heightened investments, mergers and public offerings, signaling a positive industry outlook.
Explore year-end considerations including the critical aspects of 45Z credits, ITC for biogas and strategies for clean fuel production credits.
Weaver has developed carbon accounting processes to determine our carbon footprint across Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions.
Microsoft has reformed the calculation of its supply-chain emissions through innovative accounting to align with its carbon-negative 2030 goals. Learn more here.
With the implementation of the Canadian Clean Fuel Regulations (CFR) beginning in 2022, Canada added significant clean fuel requirements to the existing British Columbia Low Carbon Fuels Act (BC-LCFS).
Featured in The AHRC News online publication, Weaver partner Justin Gibert outlines the HFC audit requirements under the AIM Act, which ensures compliance with the phasedown of HFCs.
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