A significant development for both the live entertainment industry and hospitality industry is moving closer to reality. The American Music Tourism Act, recently approved by Congress and awaiting presidential signature, would establish a federal focus on promoting travel tied to music-related experiences across the United States. The legislation directs the U.S. Department of Commerce’s National…
On September 28, 2026, the Treasury Department and the IRS issued Revenue Ruling 2026-20 and Notice 2026-62. Together, the guidance targets selected exchange-traded fund (ETF) redemption structures and tax-aware investment strategies that the government believes use nonrecognition, timing or character rules to obtain tax results consistent with the purpose and proper application of those rules….
For FQHCs, audits under Uniform Guidance, also known as single audits, often generate many questions and can potentially result in impactful findings. Early preparation and recurring attention can save time and help mitigate compliance issues. Section 330 grants, HRSA supplements and pass-through awards may all qualify as federal expenditures under 2 CFR Part 200. With…
A decade after being recognized as a Buffalo Business First 30 Under 30 honoree, Christine’s selection highlights the continued growth of her influence as a leader, advisor and advocate for the Western New York community. Professional Experience and Industry Focus As a principal with more than 15 years of public accounting experience, Christine provides audit…
From Dashboard Engine to AI Control Plane For most of the last decade, the Power BI semantic model played a supporting role. It held the measures, relationships, hierarchies and security roles sitting quietly behind a set of dashboards. Useful, but strictly back-office. That’s changing fast. Over the past year of Fabric releases, Microsoft has been…
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