Authored By Christine McLeod For boards of governments and nonprofit organizations, the annual audit is one of the most important governance moments of the year. The financial statements are presented, required...
Authored by Steve Avis In today’s competitive mergers and acquisitions environment, preparation often determines whether a transaction closes smoothly or stalls under scrutiny. One of the most effective ways a seller...
Authored by Brent Stratton For multifamily property owners and agents, 2026 is less about new regulations and more about preparing for what's next. HUD has extended some deadlines, clarified others, and...
Business owners who move money, goods, or services between commonly controlled entities are subject to IRS transfer pricing rules, which require that intercompany transactions be priced as if they were...
Most business owners carry a rough estimate of what their company is worth, but that mental number is not a valuation, and the gap between the two can be costly....
Nonprofits are disproportionately vulnerable to occupational fraud due to small administrative teams, part-time board oversight, and heavy reliance on cash-based transactions. Asset misappropriation schemes such as skimming, billing fraud, and...
Selling a business, rental property, or other large asset triggers a range of tax consequences, including capital gains tax, depreciation recapture, and the net investment income tax, that can result...
Haynie has been recognized by AZ Central as a 2026 Top Workplace in Arizona, an honor that reflects what matters most to us: the voices and experiences of our people. This...