What the 2025 Federal Tax Law (OBBBA) Means for Auto Dealerships
On July 29, 2025, Congress passed the Opportunity for Business and Budget Balance Act (OBBBA), marking one of the most significant federal tax overhauls since the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017. While the bill introduces broad tax implications for businesses and individuals, several provisions have a direct and substantial impact on auto dealerships […]
Supply Chain Disruptions in Construction: Strategies for Resilience
In recent years, the construction industry has faced unprecedented supply chain disruptions—from labor shortages and inflationary pressures to delays in materials like steel, lumber, and concrete. These challenges have tested even the most seasoned contractors and developers, causing project delays, cost overruns, and logistical headaches. While some of the
What the Big Beautiful Bill Means for Auto Dealerships and Their Owners
The recently passed One Big Beautiful Bill is already making waves across the automotive industry. If you’re an auto dealer or dealership owner, it’s important to understand how this legislation could shape your operations, strategy, and bottom line over the next several years. Here’s a breakdown of what matters most. Auto Loan Interest Deduct
Capital Campaigns: How Non-Profits Can Achieve Large-Scale Fundraising Goals
For nonprofit organizations aiming to fund transformative projects—such as constructing a new facility, launching a major initiative, or creating an endowment—a capital campaign can be the key to unlocking large-scale fundraising success. But while capital campaigns can bring in significant resources, they require strategic planning, strong leadership, and
Risk Management in Government Projects: How to Avoid Cost Overruns
From capital improvements to broadband expansion and school renovations, government-led projects often involve complex timelines, tight budgets, and high public expectations. With so many moving parts—and increased federal investment through programs like the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and Inflation Reduction Act—managing risk has never been more importa
Program Evaluation: How Non-Profits Can Measure Success and Impact
For nonprofits, making a difference is at the heart of everything they do—but how can you know if your programs are truly effective? Program evaluation provides the answer. It gives nonprofit leaders and stakeholders the data they need to understand whether initiatives are meeting their goals, how resources are being used, and where improvements can […
Building Trust with Millennials: Financial Institutions’ Strategies for Customer Retention
Millennials represent one of the most vital customer segments for banks and credit unions today. As they increasingly take control of their finances, it is essential for financial institutions to understand their preferences and earn their trust. Establishing this trust is crucial to retaining millennial customers over the long term. Why Millennials Matter to
Balancing Profitability and Compliance in the Age of Regulation
Financial institutions today face an increasingly complex regulatory landscape. From evolving consumer protection laws to heightened anti-money laundering (AML) requirements and cybersecurity mandates, compliance is more demanding than ever. At the same time, institutions must maintain strong profitability to remain competitive and continue serving their custom
Tax Considerations for Non-Profits: Understanding IRS Compliance in 2025
Nonprofit organizations play a critical role in supporting communities, advancing social causes, and providing vital services. While nonprofits are generally exempt from federal income tax, that exemption doesn’t eliminate the need for careful tax planning and regulatory compliance. In 2025, the IRS continues to refine its oversight of tax-exempt entities, ma
Developing Effective Community Outreach Programs: Best Practices for Governments
Strong community relationships are at the heart of effective local government. From planning public infrastructure to addressing public health, housing, and safety concerns, a government’s ability to serve its residents often depends on how well it engages with them. That’s where community outreach comes in. More than a one-way communication tool, outreac