Topics: HUD
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Penetration Testing Explained
Penetration testing is a hands-on security assessment where experts exploit vulnerabilities in your systems to reveal real-world risks before attackers do.
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Audit & Assurance, Client Accounting, Cost Report Preparation, HUD, Tax Advisory, Transaction AdvisoryHUD Section 232 Post-Closing Compliance
HUD Section 232 post-closing compliance covers lease payments, bank accounts, surplus cash rules, and escrow requirements. Learn what property owners must do after closing.
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Risk Advisory Services: Protecting Your Business
Risk advisory services help businesses identify cybersecurity vulnerabilities, meet compliance requirements, and build resilience through risk assessments.
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Data Analytics in Accounting: Benefits and Best Practices
Data analytics in accounting automates reporting, detects fraud, and reveals financial patterns. Learn the key benefits and challenges for your business.
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Connelly v. United States: Impact on Buy-Sell Agreements
Connelly v. United States made life insurance proceeds a taxable corporate asset. See how this ruling changes buy-sell agreement planning.
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Security Awareness Training for New Hires
Security awareness training reduces breach risk by preparing employees to recognize phishing, social engineering, and data handling mistakes from day one.
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Pass-Through Entity Tax: GAAP Reporting and Planning
How pass-through entity tax elections work under GAAP, including ASC 740 vs. distribution treatment and the new SALT cap’s impact.
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Gift Tax: Rules, Exemptions, and the 2026 Exemption
Gift tax applies when you transfer assets above the annual exclusion. Learn the rules, exemptions, rates, and what changed for 2026.
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Client Accounting Services: Key Trends Shaping CAS
Client accounting services are evolving through cloud technology, AI automation, and advisory offerings. Here are the trends CAS providers need to know.
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HUD 232 Loan: Why It’s the Best Mortgage Option
A HUD 232 loan offers nursing home owners fixed rates, non-recourse terms, and up to 35-year amortization with no balloon payments.