Essential FAQs on 83(b) Election for Non‑U.S. Taxpayers

By Allison Katz

Receiving equity from a U.S. company if you are not a U.S. citizen or resident alien can raise questions about how and when that equity is taxed in the United States. For U.S. tax purposes, these individuals are generally referred to as “nonresident aliens” or “non-U.S. persons.” One common consideration is whether to file an…

Sweepstakes Betting Is Expanding Fast. Here’s What SportsTech Companies Need to Know

By Allison Katz

Sweepstakes-based betting is quickly changing the SportsTech industry. With inconsistent sports betting rules across the United States, sweepstakes models help companies connect with users, increase engagement, and expand nationwide. This model drives growth but brings complex tax rules, state compliance risks, and reporting requirements for operators and users. To succeed, companies must understand taxes and…

Understanding the Financial Side of Timeshare Ownership

By Allison Katz

Timeshares have helped millions of families enjoy memorable vacations in high-quality resorts year after year. For owners who value consistency, destination options, spacious accommodations, and resort-style amenities, vacation ownership can be a practical and rewarding way to travel. Understanding how to get what is desired from a vacation ownership product is also important. Whether it…

Withum Launches Redesigned Website to Support AI-Driven Search and Intuitive User Experience

By Whitney Irish

The new site emphasizes clarity, speed, and accessibility—making it easier for users to find relevant content, explore the Firm’s services, and connect directly with Withum’s people and expertise. The Firm’s newly redesigned website reflects a shift in delivering insights digitally by aligning user experience, modern search behavior and growth strategy under a single, purpose-built platform. “Withum’s new website is built for…

Cost Containment for Smaller Self-Insured Health Plans: What Matters Most and When an Audit May Be Appropriate

By Allison Katz

Cost containment is a central responsibility for any self-insured health plan sponsor. Plan fiduciaries are expected to monitor vendor performance, understand cost drivers, and ensure that plan assets are used appropriately. Independent audits and formal oversight mechanisms can play an important role in fulfilling those responsibilities, particularly for larger plans with significant claim volume and…