Insights

With the exception of a few bright spots, volume declines continued throughout the second quarter of 2023 across chemical end-markets.

There are a number of terms, qualifications and guidelines to keep in mind when considering if the 223(f) program is right for your organization.

As summer winds down, many organizations with a June 30 fiscal year-end begin to prepare for their annual financial statement audit.

To help our clients stay informed, we are pleased to introduce this informative newsletter, presenting detailed analyses of the latest developments in the sustainability advisory and attest sector.

A Sustainability-Linked Loan is a type of financing instrument that incentivizes a borrower to achieve material, pre-agreed sustainability targets

Regulatory requirements continue to evolve in the sustainability sector and that includes those for organizations doing business with the U.S. Federal Government.

The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (IRA) brought new and expanded energy tax credits for taxpayers. It also provided an opportunity for tax-exempt entities, state and local governments and tribes (collectively “non-taxpayers”) to receive subsidies in lieu of the clean energy tax credits.

One of the most significant challenges in evaluating the sustainability data provided by companies has been the lack of a globally consistent baseline standard for disclosure.

In the sustainability sector, some accounting professionals believe that business-sponsored organizations should establish new disclosure expectations.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) recently issued a proposal that would require public business entities to provide detailed disclosure in the notes to financial statements about specific expense categories on an annual and interim basis.

Over the last several weeks, the IRS has issued a number of public statements regarding the Employee Retention Credit (ERC).