Services: Transaction Advisory
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CMS 2027 Proposed Rule: Faster Medicare Revocations and Bigger Clawbacks Reach Beyond Home Health
CMS’s proposed 2027 rule (CMS-1844-P) targets Medicare enrollment with retroactive revocations and clawbacks — what it means for provider revenue and M&A.
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Distribution Gross Margin Analysis: The 3PL and Freight Blind Spot
Delayed 3PL and freight billing distorts distribution gross margin analysis. Learn how to test landed-cost completeness and close the profitability blind spot.
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SOC 2 Audit: Why Your Company Needs SOC 2 Compliance in 2026
A SOC 2 audit verifies how your organization protects customer data. Learn who needs SOC 2 compliance, what the process involves, and how to…
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Cybersecurity Risk Assessment: Why It Matters in 2026
A cybersecurity risk assessment identifies threats and prioritizes remediation. Learn why it is required for SOC 2, HIPAA, and NIST.
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Sell-Side Due Diligence
Sell-side due diligence gives sellers control over the M&A narrative, strengthens valuations, and accelerates deal timelines. Learn how proactive diligence drives better outcomes.
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AI in Transaction Advisory
AI in transaction advisory automates due diligence, accelerates quality of earnings analysis, and gives deal teams a competitive edge in M&A.
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One Big Beautiful Bill Act: Impact on U.S. Energy Projects
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act imposes new tax credit deadlines, FEOC restrictions, and fossil fuel incentives that reshape U.S. energy project development starting…
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SOC 2 Audit Quality vs. Cost: Why Your Auditor Matters
SOC 2 audit quality affects vendor trust, regulatory standing, and breach liability. Learn to spot red flags and choose the right auditor.
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Section 1202: QSBS Tax Exclusion Rules Explained
Section 1202 lets investors exclude up to 100% of capital gains on qualified small business stock. Learn QSBS requirements and holding periods.
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Bonus Depreciation 2025: 100% Write-Off Permanently Restored
The OBBBA permanently restores 100% bonus depreciation for property acquired after Jan. 19, 2025, and raises Section 179 limits to $2.5M.