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Regulatory Update: Massachusetts Extends FY25 UFR Deadline to January 15, 2026
AAFCPAs would like to make clients aware, in response to the delayed release of the Federal Compliance Supplement, the Massachusetts Operational Services Division (OSD) has announced a statewide extension for FY25 Uniform Financial Report (UFR) submissions. This update provides clarity and relief for providers navigating compliance timelines. New Deadline Details Special Consideration Requests If your […]
Life Sciences Gain R&D Tax Relief Under OBBB
Life sciences companies face some of the highest costs and longest timelines for research and development. The One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) Act, with the newly released IRS Revenue Procedure 2025-28, eases some of the tax complexity around these expenditures. Starting with tax years after December 31, 2024, domestic research and development expenses may be […]
What Life Science Firms Need to Know Before Expanding to the U.S.
Understanding the U.S. Market Entry Process for Life Science Companies For foreign life sciences companies, the decision to establish a presence in the United States often begins with a strategic imperative—a clinical trial site near an academic research center, access to venture funding, or proximity to biopharma partners. But once the strategic rationale is clear, […]
California Medicaid Reforms Shape Future for Community Health Centers
Overview of California Medicaid Reforms and CalAIM California has relied on federal waivers to expand Medicaid and improve care delivery. In December 2015, the state secured a 1115 Medicaid waiver under Section 1115(d)(2) of the Social Security Act. Known as Medi-Cal 2020, the waiver was designed to transform the system by improving care quality and […]
Maximizing Meal Expense Deductions: IRS Rules and Exceptions Every Organization Should Know
Meal Expenses: An Overlooked Tax Opportunity Meal expenses are often an overlooked area in tax planning, with significant potential to affect an organization’s bottom line. While the IRS generally allows only a 50 percent deduction under IRC §274, certain circumstances may permit full deductibility. Understanding these exceptions enables businesses, including tax-exempt organizations that may incur […]
Tax Strategies for Cannabis Operators Webinar 2025
Navigate complex tax rules and maximize efficiency with insights from AAFCPAs’ 2025 Tax Planning for Cannabis Operators webinar. Learn strategies to address 280E compliance, optimize operations, and implement tax-efficient plans for your business. In this session, you will learn: Save The Date What: 2025 Tax Planning for Cannabis Operators Webinar When: October 28, 2025, 12:00 […]
Green Energy Tax Credits Ending Under One Big Beautiful Bill
The One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) redrew the boundaries of U.S. climate policy. With its passage, several of the tax incentives that had shaped investment in electric vehicles, home energy upgrades, and renewable infrastructure are set to expire. Some of these credits, introduced under the Inflation Reduction Act, had been generous but complex. Others were […]
Massachusetts Operational Services Division Provides EEC UFR Reporting Guidance
The Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care (EEC) introduced changes to its contract reimbursement model that give providers greater flexibility in how costs are recognized. As a reminder, effective October 1, 2024, contracts that were once primarily unit rate now follow a mix of unit rate and cost-reimbursable structures. The change applies to both […]
AAFCPAs to Speak at Strength Matters 2025 on Managing Consultants in Community Development
AAFCPAs is pleased to announce our participation in the 2025 Strength Matters Financial Management Conference, taking place September 16-19 at the Omni Charlotte Hotel in Charlotte, North Carolina. This year’s conference comes at an important moment for the affordable housing industry. More than 200 nonprofit community development leaders, mission-driven partners, and strategic accounting and investment […]