How nonprofits unknowingly trigger tax events
Buckingham, Doolittle & Burroughs’ Nathan M. Fulmer on the ways tax-exempt organizations can trigger a tax event.
How to prepare for and respond to litigation
Buckingham, Doolittle & Burroughs LLC’s Jude Streb and Erin Dickinson on how to properly respond if sued.
What businesses should know about Ohio’s new anti-SLAPP laws
Buckingham, Doolittle & Burroughs’ Andrew Stebbins and Christina Williams on anti-SLAPP laws, and when and how businesses might encounter them.
Estate planning is prudent regardless of what changes might await
Those who are considering their estate planning strategy should pay close attention to what’s going on in Congress.
Companies must file before 2025 or face significant penalties
With proper planning, your charitable intent can make a much larger impact.
Advanced planning can unlock substantial savings through government tax credits, incentives
Richard Fry III talks about some overlooked credits and incentives that could be applied to capital projects and other business activities.
How prevailing party clauses offer leverage to the little guy
Prevailing party clauses tend to provide a greater benefit to the smaller subcontractors and other project players because it eliminates some of the advantages of deep pockets that larger project partners possess.
What to know about AI and tech advancements in M&A due diligence
How AI and technology software innovations have affected the M&A process and what buyers and sellers should know.
How to handle the rise in requests for work accommodations
Factors that determine whether employers are required to provide remote option arrangements and the risks surrounding the decision.
How to avoid tax on the sale of your real estate
Buckingham, Doolittle & Burroughs’ Steven Dimengo on like-kind exchanges and how to unlock their benefit.
