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Grantor Trust … The Good and the Bad

One type of trust that has become more common in recent years is the Intentionally Defective Grantor Trusts. These trusts are treated as “grantor trusts” for federal income tax purposes under the federal tax code.

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What Is a Financial Institution? A Fluid Definition

Key Takeaways: Expanded Financial Institution Definition: Businesses handling customer financial… Read more »

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How to Determine if Your Business Has Sales Tax Nexus in a State

Following the landmark South Dakota vs. Wayfair Supreme Court decision… Read more »

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New LBMC Shareholders Garmer and Hale

Announcing leader acquisitions to further strengthen commitment to private equity,… Read more »

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HITRUST Version 11 – What you need to know!

HITRUST CSF 9.1 expands the Alliance’s mission to create a program that secures information “across all industries.” Here’s what’s new.

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Kentucky SALT Changes 2023: What You Need to Know

It’s a new year and with that comes changes to… Read more »

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Webinar: Fair Market Value of Physician Practice Management Fees

Most U.S. states have codified some protective aspect of the… Read more »

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How to Choose a HITRUST Assessor

With so many firms now engaging and embracing the methodology,… Read more »

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Do you owe TN sales tax on cloud-based software?

Cloud computing generally takes the form of “software as a service” (SaaS), which is the focus of this post, generally refers to the ability of a user to access software and/or to receive services provided remotely via the internet.