January

Sustainability is shaping financial decision-making in new ways, and financial institutions across the country are taking note. As 2026 begins, demand for environmentally focused financing continues to grow, driven by customer expectations, evolving regulatory attention, and long-term economic opportunity. Green finance has moved beyond a niche initiative and i

Public trust remains one of the most critical assets for government organizations. As expectations continue to evolve, constituents want timely updates, clear explanations, and transparency around how decisions are made and resources are managed.  To explore how government entities can strengthen public trust through effective communica

As contractors and real estate developers plan for 2026 and beyond, recent changes under the OBBBA deserve close attention. The updates significantly expand which residential construction projects can defer income recognition for tax purposes. For businesses operating on long build cycles, the result can be a substantial timing difference that improves cash f

A strong board is the backbone of every successful nonprofit. When functioning effectively, a board provides vision, oversight, and accountability—ensuring that the organization fulfills its mission responsibly. But even the most well-intentioned boards can stumble into common governance pitfalls that create confusion, weaken trust, and jeopardize compliance.

Early-year tax planning is always important for financial institutions, but the 2026 filing season brings added complexity. Regulatory expectations continue to sharpen, the effects of 2025 transactions carry through to the return, and examination priorities from federal and state regulators increasingly intersect with tax reporting, documentation, and internal