Taxpayers that purchase or sell a business must report how the purchase price paid is allocated amongst the transferred assets. Taxpayers should carefully consider options to appropriately address purchase price allocation consistency and reporting.

Closing another year of the COVID-19 pandemic leaves many facing a second year of global tax challenges due to the complexities of multi-jurisdictional compliance for remote workers. As companies grapple with what type of strategy works best for their business, beyond year end and into the new year, remote work and global mobility will need to be evaluated to accommodate this ever-changing environment.

Taxpayers may be revisiting or renegotiating their contractual obligations, particularly for leases of real estate, business facilities, office space, and equipment, for a myriad of reasons.

As with any merger, acquisition (M&A) or internal restructuring, there are a myriad of tax and non-tax matters that must be addressed.

Taking a business public through an initial public offering (IPO) or merger is a milestone in a company's history, but is it the correct step? The process of going public is costly, difficult, and can continue to overwhelm companies with regulation and public scrutiny once it's over. However, the benefits of liquidity for investors and access to capital for growth and mergers is substantial. This article discusses some of these considerations at a high level.

Proof of Stake (PoS) has emerged as a popular alternative to cryptocurrency mining to add new blocks to a blockchain.

Valuations can play a critical role in decision-making for companies and individuals in financial distress or bankruptcy and obtaining a well-supported appraisal may even allow companies and individuals to take advantage of valuable tax opportunities during this time