Indonesia SMEs have the opportunity to take four key strategic steps that help bolster their businesses against the uncertainty now, and ensure they emerge in a strong position during the post COVID-19 recovery.

Yesterday, the IRS released new questions and answers (Q&As) without much fanfare providing information for C corporations that carry back net operating losses to pre-TCJA years in which the alternative minimum tax (AMT) applies.

Webinar: Discussion focused around digital and data-driven healthcare outreach and delivery, indigenous ecosystem, consolidation of back-end operations and mitigation of value chain risks

In this paper, we explore the scale of first mover advantage in generic pharmaceuticals and the methods behind quantifying the value of being first generic to market, or the loss when being prevented from doing so.

The spread of COVID-19 has presented the global healthcare and life sciences sectors with unprecedented challenges. At Alvarez & Marsal, we are leveraging our specialisms in operational transformation, transaction advisory and supply chain to guide leading enterprises through difficult times.

Impact of the COVID-19 VAT deferral on Bad Debt Relief (BDR) claim

In this webinar, A&M Managing Director Paul Rundell discussed smart investing in the U.S. distressed healthcare sector.

BEA is Requiring US Persons to Complete Questionnaires on Foreign Investments

With its recently enacted Equal Pay for Equal Work Act (the “Act”), Colorado is one of more than a dozen states taking action to protect employees against discrimination and ensure equal pay for equal work.

Leading global professional services firm Alvarez & Marsal (A&M) continues its dynamic business growth in Europe with the recent opening of its first office in Oslo, Norway, augmenting A&M’s presence in the Nordics.

For businesses looking to receive refundable employment tax credits, new IRS guidance was helpful on several aspects of the credit regime but leaves many questions in the context of salaried employees, A&M Taxand Managing Director Kevin M. Jacobs explains.

2020 has brought a number of changes that will require taxpayers and preparers to rethink how Research Credits should be claimed and documented.

As COVID-19 abates around the world, governments are cautiously reopening sectors of economies while rigorously monitoring public health and safety. Companies will need a plan for responding to policy changes and new environments as they resume operations.