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ICYMI—Applying the New Accounting Guidance for Contributions

By  Marc Taub, CPA, David Hollander, CPA, Lisette Rodriguez, CPA and Robert A. Dyson, CPA

May 2020 0

In Brief Not-for-profit organizations receive financial donations as a matter of course, but the accounting for that revenue depends on whether the transaction is classified…

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New Jersey Update

Guidance on the Unitary Business Test and Combined Reporting Requirement

By  Corey L. Rosenthal, JD and Harry Golematis, JD

December 2019 0

The New Jersey Division of Taxation has provided technical guidance (TB-93) regarding its unitary business test that CPAs need to be aware of in order…

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Understanding the Research and Development Credit

Recent Guidance from the IRS

By  Karen M. Cooley, MPA, CPA and Darlene Pulliam, PhD, CPA

October 2019 0

In Brief The federal research and development tax credit can be a boon to businesses, but as with any portion of the tax code, the…

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FASB’s New Guidance for Contributions Received and Contributions Made

By  Laurence Scot, CPA

May 2019 0

Over the years, there has been much confusion about whether to treat certain types of transactions as contributions or as exchanges, especially when they involve…

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Applying the New Accounting Guidance for Contributions

By  Marc Taub, CPA, David Hollander, CPA, Lisette Rodriguez, CPA and Robert A. Dyson, CPA

April 2019 0

In Brief Not-for-profit organizations receive financial donations as a matter of course, but the accounting for that revenue depends on whether the transaction is classified…

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ICYMI | An Analysis of the New Sale and Leaseback Guidance

By  Josef Rashty, CPA

March 2019 0

In February 2016, FASB issued Accounting Standards Update (ASU) 2016-02, Leases (Topic 842). Topic 842 will supersede the existing lease guidance (Topic 840), which has been in…

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