Interest rate update: Confidence in the Fed, but uncertainty over long-term growth
The Federal Reserve has started to normalize interest rates, lifting the short-term transaction cost off the zero bound. The result has been a 100-basis point…
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Chart of the day: U.S. home prices hit record in March
Sales of existing homes fell by 2.7% to 5.77 million in March, the lowest since July 2020, as rising mortgage rates dampened demand.
Nebraska enacts corporate and personal income tax rate cuts
Following up on corporate cuts made in 2021, Nebraska phases-in several years of both corporate and personal income tax rate reductions.
The tax and trade implications of new legislation targeting Russia
A new law suspends Russia's preferential trade status, and a separate proposal would deny foreign tax credits and certain deductions for U.S. companies earning income in Russia.
Retail sales slow in March as inflation takes a toll
March's retail sales added substantial downside risks to our forecast for economic growth that will most likely dip below 1% in the first quarter.
Accounting for obligations to safeguard crypto-assets
SAB 121 includes guidance for entities that have obligations to safeguard crypto-assets held for their platform users.
Inflation marches higher, hitting 8.5% compared to a year ago
Long ago and far away, it was once taught that inflation has long and variable lags. That still probably applies when setting policy, managing a portfolio or…
Beware of traps with paid time off policies
Some common paid time off (PTO) policy features cause taxable income to unexpected parties at unexpected times. Learn more here.
FOMC minutes: Fed prepares to shift its policy normalization into a higher gear
The Federal Reserve is preparing to launch the next phase of its policy normalization by drawing down its balance sheet as soon as May.
IRS releases 2022 limits for depreciation deductions for autos
The IRS recently released Rev. Proc. 2022-17, providing the 2022 limits on depreciation for passenger automobiles under section 280F.
Protecting Your Company From Ransomware
Ransomware is a significant threat for business owners of any size, and the damages can be catastrophic. This video will explain what ransomware is and provide seven tips on protecting you and your company.
What is limiting U.S. oil production?
As the pandemic and the Russian invasion of Ukraine have disrupted global energy markets, oil production in the United States has lagged the steep price increase.
The risk of disrupted agricultural exports
As Russia's invasion of Ukraine takes a mounting human and economic toll, it also has the potential to threaten the food supply for millions of people who depend on agricultural commodities from those two countries.
Executive Order provides path to regulation of digital assets
Executive Order provides an outline for next steps related to guidance and regulation in the digital asset space.
Inflation and the middle market
The economic growth and emboldened labor market of the past year require a different policy response than the previous two business cycles.
Industry spotlight: Insurance
Inflation is likely to increase the cost of claims for auto physical damage, property and catastrophe lines of business for years to come.