Recommended By: Jared Rosen
To avoid breach of fiduciary duty claims in the future, retirement plan sponsors need to reexamine the investment policy statement for their 401(k) plans to make sure they are doing enough to make sure workers’ retirement funds are invested in... Continue Reading
By: Bill Turque A divided Supreme Court said Monday that Maryland’s income tax law is unconstitutional because it does not provide a full tax credit to residents for money earned outside the state, a ruling likely to cost Maryland counties... Continue Reading
By: Michael Strauss
... Continue Reading
... Continue Reading
... Continue Reading
By: Steve Manekin
Featuring: Steve Manekin
By: Lauren Kirkwood
Whether it happens at a small, local law firm or one with hundreds of attorneys in offices across the country, the move from firm associate to equity partner is much more than a step up the legal career ladder —... Continue Reading
Recommended By: Kim Fusco
FASB is proposing many changes to the financial reporting standards for not-for-profit organizations. The net asset classification will change from the current three class structure (unrestricted, temporarily restricted, and permanent restricted) to a two class structure (with donor-imposed restrictions and... Continue Reading
The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) released guidance for evaluating certain assumptions used in developing actuarial liabilities for defined benefit pension plans. Actuarial information related to the present value of future obligations is required to be disclosed in... Continue Reading
By: Ken Weiss This time of year can generate welcome fantasies of warm outings in Ocean City and Orioles baseball, but it also carries the harsh realities of the tax season. For businesses, big and small, tax credits and incentives... Continue Reading