By Kimberly Benevides, CPA, MSTManager at Gray, Gray & Gray, LLP In order to remain competitive, businesses today must remain nimble, run lean, and streamline operations. The result is pressure to do more with fewer resources. These imperatives run across all types and sizes of businesses. One solution that many companies are taking advantage of […]
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By Kevin Howley and Alex Montgomery What is one’s intellectual property (IP) worth? That’s an important question for a business or individual who holds a patent, trademark or copyright. Of equal interest is how to guarantee that the owner of the IP is adequately and fully compensated for its use by licensees. That is where
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Canton, MA (April 1, 2019): Gray, Gray & Gray, LLP of Canton, MA, has been ranked as the 21st largest accounting firm in Massachusetts by the Boston Business Journal. The annual rankings are based on the size of the firm’s professional staff in the state and include both independent firms and regional offices of large
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Canton, MA (April 1, 2019): Gray, Gray & Gray, LLP of Canton, MA, has been ranked as the ninth largest accounting firm in New England by Accounting Today, the accounting industry’s leading publication. The annual rankings are based on firm revenues. Gray, Gray & Gray is the fourth largest Massachusetts-based firm. “We are pleased to
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PLEASE NOTE: Due to the heavy energy industry event schedule, we have cancelled the 2019 Around the Energy Industry seminar. This seminar may be offered on a bi-annual basis in the future. If you have any questions, please contact us.
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On the campaign trail, President Trump pledged that tax reform under his leadership would target carried interests — more widely known in the real estate industry as the “promote” in partnership agreements or operating agreements for limited liability companies (LLCs) that are treated as partnerships for tax purposes. In the end, the Tax Cuts and
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Federal tax law has permitted U.S. businesses to form so-called “captive” insurance companies for many years, and numerous large companies have done so. It’s only relatively recently that the arrangement has gained traction with smaller public and privately owned companies. Could your real estate business benefit from pursuing captive insurance strategies? To find the answer,
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By Richard Hirschen, CPA, CGMAGray, Gray & Gray, LLP Changes to the way leases are treated for accounting purposes were issued back in 2016 but are just now becoming effective. The new standard significantly changes how leases are recorded and will have an impact on both tenants and landlords. The new Financial Accounting Standards Board
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By Kevin F. HowleyGray, Gray & Gray, LLP If you are a licensor of intellectual property, royalty payments are at the core of the value of your business. Your investment of time, talent and capital is repaid in installments from licensees. They are not sharing in their success, but fulfilling their end of a business
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The Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015 (BBA) included a provision which created new partnership audit rules. It is important to recognize that partnerships (including LLCs taxed as a partnership) will be subject to these new rules for years beginning on or after January 1, 2018. The reason Congress passed the new rules are pretty simple:
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