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Expanding across states? Hidden SALT risks can derail growth. Learn how real estate firms can stay compliant and avoid costly penalties.
Discover how growing construction contractors can optimize their ERP systems without starting from scratch. Learn how rightsizing ERP improves scalability, integration, and decision-making across finance, operations, and project management.
Explore how the AI workforce revolution reshapes tax strategy. Learn how OBBBA incentives, automation-driven deductions, and state tax rules impact planning for businesses adopting AI.
In this episode, Dr. Milt Lowder sits down with Michelle Seaver, President of Greenville, Spartanburg, and Cherokee Counties for United Community Bank, to explore how true leadership is rooted in community impact.
Discover how margin analysis empowers multi-specialty healthcare practices across the U.S. to improve profitability, optimize operations, and make smarter decisions through financial visibility.
Discover how private equity fund managers can prepare for audits at the fund level. Learn key differences between SBIC and non-SBIC structures, common pitfalls, and six practical steps to ensure compliance and protect investor confidence.
In this Thanksgiving special episode, Drs. Drew Brannon, Milt Lowder, and Gabby Caviedes explore the transformative power of gratitude.
Discover five key accounting methods for construction contractors: PCM, CCM, cash basis, accrual, and accrual less retainage. Learn how OBBBA changes impact residential contracts and tax planning.
Discover how the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) temporarily raises the SALT deduction cap to $40,000, its phaseout for high-income earners, and strategies to optimize tax planning before the cap reverts in 2030.
The FASB introduced significant changes to the CECL standard, addressing purchased financial asset accounting and acquisition reporting. The new guidance applies to fiscal years beginning after December 15, 2026, with early adoption permitted.
