Topic: Real Estate Development
Returning to Work: How Best to Reintegrate Your Employees and Teams
As the daughter of a teacher of English, I learned that words matter. What they … Read More
COVID-19 Start-Up and Small Business Update: My Paycheck Protection Program Application Is Submitted, What’s Next?
The CARES Act allocated $350 billion towards the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP). The government is … Read More
COVID-19 Disaster Loans: Help with Paycheck Protection Program and Economic Injury Disaster Loan Grants
The Coronavirus COVID-19 has spurred the US Government to act with unprecedented speed with the … Read More
New Data Privacy Laws Greatly Increase a Company’s Cybersecurity Exposure
On January 1, 2020, the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) takes effect and most companies … Read More
New Lease Accounting Standards Curfew December 31… Do You Know Where Your Balance Sheet Is?
Lease accounting to comply with new Accounting Standards Update (ASU) under FASB 842(US) and IFRS … Read More
How Cost Segregation Can Improve ROI On Your Healthcare Facility
In this blog, lead partner for the Healthcare and Life Science Practice Group, Joe Markunas and co-author, Managing Director for Cost Recovery Solutions, LLC., Robert Rahner detail how cost segregation is a valuable tax tool which can result in tax savings for property owners. Read More
The Issue – Fall 2017
In this issue, CFOs2GO Lead Partner of the Real Estate & Construction Practice, Bill Klein discusses the current housing market in the San Francisco Bay Area and why there is a persistent housing crisis. Read More
1031 Exchanges – Will sound tax policy save them from extinction?
In this blog, CFOs2GO lead partner of Real Estate and Construction Practice, Bill Klein, shares his experience and discusses the new Administration’s decision to do away with Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 and the consequences that could follow. Read More
The Issue – March 2017
In this issue, Bob Weis discusses the importance of skill-sets traditionally associated with sales that should be present in a CFO if s/he is to be an effective communicator of a company’s financial information. This is particularly true in times of change such as growth or contraction. He cites a number of case studies from his experience and other respected sources (including the Harvard Business Review) and offers some insightful quotes from business leaders to build the case for looking beyond the numbers. He builds the case for seeking outside expertise on a part-time basis to assist the current CFO when unique or temporary circumstances are encountered such as mergers, acquisitions, foreign expansion, turnarounds, and rapid growth that strain capabilities. Read More
The Issue – November 2016
In this issue one of our partners, Jack Doty, discuss the role of the Consulting CFO and the challenges a business encounters where an experienced CFO can add considerable value and insight. He expresses how properly faced, crisis and growth challenges are the very opportunities that cause companies to grow and prosper…”. He has included some case history from his work to illustrate key points. Read More