Vincent Altieri, CPA 02.14.19 | Berdon Industry Insights In 1999, New York City’s first co-working space opened1 in a loft at 42 West 24th Street, in the heart of the […]

By Yusef Rhymer, CPA 02.12.19 | Berdon Industry Insights For businesses that over produced or over purchased food, or have food inventory nearing the end of its shelf life, there […]

By Evan Fox, J.D., LL.M. 02.07.19 | Client Alert Under Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Section 1366, shareholders of S Corporations report their share of net income as if it were […]

By Joseph Most, J.D. 02.05.19 | Client Alert Many, but not all, of the questions left open by Code Section 199A, the new provision added by the Tax Cuts and […]

 Commercial Observer sat down with Lee & Associates’ Peter Braus, who explained the sunnier side of the retail market. 0:20 – What are the bright spots in retail right […]

Yesterday, The Council of the City of New York approved a local law amendment increasing the audit requirement threshold from $1 million of assessed value to $5 million of assessed […]

Geoff Kayton, CPA 01.09.2019 | Client Alert Among the sweeping changes to the U.S. tax system made by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) were modifications relating to the […]

William Saya, CPA 12.20.2018 | Berdon Industry Insights The findings of the 2018 New York City Metro Real Estate Market Survey, a joint effort by Bloomberg and Berdon were recently […]

Jude Coard, CPA 12.13.2018 | Client Alert With the year nearly over, on 12.10.18 the IRS issued interim guidance for the treatment of qualified transportation fringe benefit expenses paid or […]