Dynamics GP support ends in 2029. Learn about the lifecycle and key dates, risks of waiting, and how to ensure a smooth transition to a modern ERP.
Learn moreMost organizations have spent a decade teaching employees to be suspicious of email. That training helped, but now it is no longer where most of the risk lives.
Learn moreMany have been promoting prediction markets saying they work because they harness the “wisdom of crowds”. Put enough people into a market, let them “predict” something and the market will arrive at a wiser prediction.
Learn moreCalifornia has enacted Senate Bill 122 (SB 122), significantly expanding the state's sales and use tax base to include many software transactions. Effective January 1, 2027, prewritten computer software will be treated as taxable tangible personal property regardless of how it is delivered, including software transferred electronically or accessed remotely through software-as-a-service (SaaS) arrangements.
Learn moreAs summer comes to an end, September offers us time to slow down, reflect, and look forward to upcoming initiatives. RubinBrown's Healthcare Consulting Group is proud to present this month's issue that highlights key updates, ongoing priorities, and notable developments shaping the months ahead.
Learn moreWe analyzed the audited financial statements of 1,947 U.S. public and not-for-profit colleges and universities across fiscal years 2023, 2024 and 2025 (every institution whose statements were publicly available as of July 31, 2026).
Learn moreFinCEN has permanently ended beneficial ownership information reporting for companies formed in the United States. Here’s what changed and information on whether you still have anything to file.
Learn moreThe Illinois Department of Revenue is administering a Remote Retailer Tax Amnesty Program from August 1, 2026, through October 31, 2026, providing eligible remote sellers with an opportunity to resolve historical Illinois sales tax liabilities.
Learn moreAs the nation continues debating the role of prediction markets, it is important to remember why sports betting was legalized in the first place.
Learn moreThe assessors left the room. The rules did not.
Learn moreOn July 8, 2026, the IRS announced a significant change to its administrative penalty relief program. Beginning later this year, the IRS will implement a new Automatic Exemption from Penalty (AEP) program that will automatically provide penalty relief to qualifying taxpayers with a history of timely compliance. This change will gradually replace the long-standing First Time Abate (FTA) program. For many, the new process will simplify penalty relief and provide a more consistent application.
Learn moreEvaluation and Management (E/M) downcoding is a growing concern for physician practices amidst several payors announcing automatic downcoding policies in last year. While the reimbursement difference between a billed and downcoded E/M service may only be $15–$75 per claim, the actual financial impact can be substantial when multiplied across an entire practice.
Learn moreA recent Treasury hearing on gaming-related proposed regulations highlighted changes and concerns in the industry including the new wagering loss limitation, higher reporting thresholds, and need for IRS guidance on tracking gains and losses.
Learn moreLearn 12 essential components of HCM implementation to protect payroll, ensure compliance, and support long-term organizational success.
Learn moreThe Qualified Medicare Beneficiary (QMB) program is a part of the Medicare Savings Programs (MSPs), designed to support low-income Medicare beneficiaries by covering Medicare Part A and Part B premiums as well as cost-sharing obligations. For healthcare providers, understanding QMB rules is important for compliance and revenue cycle management.
Learn moreThe Indiana Department of Revenue is administering a Tax Amnesty 2026 program from July 15, 2026 through September 9, 2026. The program provides a limited-time opportunity to pay eligible outstanding tax liabilities and receive a waiver of related penalties, interest, and collection fees.
Learn moreMay sports betting handle revealed another overall decline across aggregate totals (excluding Missouri). While several factors can influence monthly performance, the continued softness raises a reasonable question about the impact of prediction markets on the broader sports betting ecosystem.
Learn moreH.R. 1, also known as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), became law July 4, 2025. It implemented changes in tax policy and federal spending in many departments. Health care provisions were a major component, primarily targeting Medicaid, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) Marketplaces, and certain aspects of Medicare.
Learn moreCharitable giving remains an effective way to align tax planning with philanthropic goals. But recent Tax Court decisions reinforce a practical lesson for donors and advisors: the deduction is not secured by generosity alone; it depends on timely, technically compliant documentation.
Learn moreRev. Proc. 2026-25 provides a gift tax filing safe harbor for certain cash contributions by individual donors to Trump accounts.
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