IRS and Treasury release guidance for monetizing energy credits

In a world of constant change and unpredictability, scenario planning empowers businesses to anticipate multiple futures and make informed decisions. This strategic approach helps organizations manage risks, optimize resources, and stay agile amidst economic volatility, technological advancements, and shifting consumer preferences. Discover how scenario planning can transform your company’s resilience and growth potential.

Timing is key in maximizing the benefits of OZ investments. With thoughtful planning and strategic execution, OZs can be a cornerstone of both financial success and meaningful change.

Dental practice owners should consider leveraging these tax credits and deductions following the One Big Beautiful Bill of July 2025. Consulting a tax advisor is recommended to navigate state-specific tax impacts.

Want to know where your profit is really going? Here’s a practical, business-owner-friendly approach to cost analysis, showing how to uncover hidden inefficiencies, assign overhead accurately, and make confident decisions with your numbers. Whether you’re looking to price smarter, cut waste, or prepare for growth, it all starts here.

Actionable strategies for middle-market manufacturers to stay competitive and future-ready in 2026.

New IRS guidance could impact your Opportunity Zone tax compliance and planning strategies. Notice 2025-50 reduces the substantial improvement threshold from 100% to 50% for rural QOZ properties, effective retroactively to July 4, 2025. With 3,309 rural zones now identified, some investors may qualify for benefits they previously couldn’t achieve, while others need immediate compliance reviews to optimize their tax positions.

Artificial intelligence adoption is accelerating across the middle market. Learn why waiting increases costs and erodes your edge.

Aprio Insights on the The Latest IRS Guidance on Section 174. Read the article.

Major Alert for High Earners: If you’re making $145,000+ and contributing catch-up funds to your 401(k), the rules just changed dramatically. Starting in 2025, ALL your catch-up contributions must go into Roth accounts—meaning you’ll pay taxes upfront instead of getting that immediate deduction. But here’s the twist: this could actually be a golden opportunity for long-term wealth building. Our tax experts break down what this means for your retirement strategy and why acting now is crucial.

Aprio Insights on the 6 Real Estate Insights from Q3 2025 and What They Mean for You. Read the article.