Lawmakers and government agencies lay out new guidelines for the U.S. automotive industry that will require a heavy push in electric vehicle (EV) and charging network development.

Virtual engagement with customers and employees increased dramatically during the pandemic, and that change is here to stay. It’s not only employees who prefer a remote or hybrid setup. Companies are finding that customers want to do more business virtually, too. Now is an important time for CFOs to rethink their companies’ footprints and use of physical space.

In this edition of Raising the Bar, A&M Senior Director James Toal breaks down the different types of value – fair market value, fair value, market value, investment and intrinsic value.

Companies need to increase their ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) score for a variety of reasons. Participating in the Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) program is a simple and effective way to increase your score.

A&M’s Germany Valuation Insights analyses how the end of the zero-interest era in Europe affect banks earnings outlooks, balance sheets and pricing levels.

Mr. Kapadia bolsters A&M’s ability to maximize value and drive change for private equity and life sciences clients.

In FedEx Corp. v. United States, the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Tennessee (the Court) addressed a subtle foreign tax credit issue, bringing into question the validity of regulations concerning the repatriation of controlled foreign corporation (CFC) earnings under the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (the TCJA).

Managing Director Allison Hoeinghaus speaks with the Wall Street Journal on the recent tweaks in equity compensation and incentive pay. 

After two long years of intermittent lockdowns due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the retail sector in Southeast Asia (SEA) and Australia appears to be bustling with life again. Indeed, the retail sector is said to be one of the recovery plays as we transition out of the pandemic phase of Covid-19.However, retailers are faced with a new challenge—sweeping inflation.

Higher education in the United States is at a critical juncture. The ballooning cost of a four-year degree, record student loan debt and the income disparity among various disciplines and those who pursue them are all unsustainable and a potential drag on the nation’s global competitiveness as well as a wake-up call for educational institutions.

In the recent Tax Court case of Farhy v. Commissioner, 160 T.C. 6 (2023), the IRS “went to court and watched,“ only to learn that its long-held position on a procedural rule for certain information reporting penalties was incorrect.

Managing Director and Mass Torts expert Timothy Raab was recently featured in an article for Reuters Legal and Thomson Reuters Westlaw.

India has experienced a significant shift towards online retail. As a result, in-city warehousing has become an essential component of infrastructure development in urban areas.

On March 24th, 2023, the Dutch Supreme Court declared that despite Deliveroo's intentions to classify its riders as self-employed contractors, they are in fact employees.