It’s safe to say that in the past twelve to sixteen months, many wholesalers and distributors were forced to change how their businesses operated. Maybe the COVID-19 pandemic forced you reduce costs. Maybe it forced you to raise prices in response to price increases from suppliers and logistics providers. Or
A recent FMI/CFMA Ownership Transfer and Management Succession Industry Survey revealed that many contractors were in the process of transferring ownership prior to the start of the pandemic. As the pandemic subsides and normalcy resumes, companies are looking for ways to jumpstart those transition plans that have gone dormant over
The COVID-19 pandemic brought seemingly endless challenges for virtually everyone – families, individuals, businesses, and non-profit organizations alike. Helping navigate these challenges has been the focus of multiple federal relief packages passed over the past 18 months – and other local government issues (including those involving municipalities) have largely been
Many economists and industry leaders believe that even a moderate infrastructure investment would significantly help the construction industry in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. While some sectors of the industry will likely see more growth than others, the American Jobs Plan proposed by President Biden would spend $1.2 trillion
Have you ever thought about whether your 401(k) benefits are the same as other employees within your Plan? Are you getting the same benefits as someone who is more highly compensated? Luckily for you, Employee Benefit Plans are required to go through compliance testing to ensure that benefits within your
A critical update from the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) provides new reporting requirement clarifications for non-profits that received Provider Relief Funding (PRF) under the CARES Act. And entities with fiscal year-ends (FYE) on or after June 30, 2021, will feel the impact first. FYI on FYE The