Topics: Mergers & Acquisitions
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Meals and Entertainment Deduction: 2026 Rules Explained
The meals and entertainment deduction allows businesses to deduct 50% of qualifying meal costs, while entertainment expenses remain non-deductible under current tax law.
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M&A Negotiation: How to Keep Emotions From Killing Your Deal
M&A negotiation success hinges on managing emotions and personality conflicts. Learn strategies to keep deals on track when tensions rise.
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Asset Sale Advantages: Why Selling Assets Can Benefit
An asset sale lets business owners monetize real estate, equipment, and IP without selling the entire company. Learn the advantages, tax considerations, and deal…
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M&A Acquisition Strategy: Why Flexibility Matters
A flexible M&A acquisition strategy helps buyers and sellers adapt to due diligence findings and new deal structures.
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Cross-Border Mergers and Acquisitions in Volatile Times
Cross-border mergers and acquisitions face regulatory delays and geopolitical risk during international volatility. Learn how to prepare.
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Agreed Upon Procedures: How They Work and When to Use Them
Agreed upon procedures let CPAs investigate specific financial concerns without a full audit. Learn how AUP engagements work and when to use them.
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Cooking the Books: What Financial Statement Fraud Costs
Cooking the books is the costliest form of occupational fraud, with a median loss of $766,000. Learn common schemes, warning signs, and how to…
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Sell a Business for More by Proving Operational Efficiency
Operational efficiency helps you sell a business at a premium. See how IT, manufacturing, and outsourcing gains attract buyers.
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Audit Readiness: How to Prepare Your Business for a Smooth
Achieve audit readiness by organizing documents, reviewing past adjustments, and anticipating your CPA’s requests so fieldwork runs on schedule.
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Leveraged Recapitalization: Liquidity Without Selling
A leveraged recapitalization lets owners access liquidity without a full sale. Learn how PE partnerships and management buyouts work.
