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The 2030 FIFA World Cup. Getting Ahead of the Tax Game in Spain, Portugal and Morocco Written By: Leo Parmegiani Evgenia Belyavskaya PKF O’Connor Davies   How PKF’s footprint across all three host nations puts us in a unique position to support players, sponsors, federations and everyone else caught up in football’s biggest stage. Key…

The 2026 FIFA World Cup: Final Whistle. Lingering U.S. Tax Issues. Written By: Leo Parmegiani Evgenia Belyavskaya PFK O’Connor Davies   Key Takeaways U.S. tax exemptions for FIFA prize money apply to national associations, but players, coaches, agents and foreign businesses remain subject to U.S. tax and withholding rules. Compensation allocation for matches, training, media…

Retaliation in the workplace: Why employers need to be careful after an employee complains Written By: Alix Rubin Owner Rubin Employment Law   When employers think about discrimination claims, they usually focus on the original complaint:  Was the employee discriminated against because of race, gender, age, disability, religion, sexual orientation, pregnancy, or another protected characteristic?…

Employers: Are Your Employee Policies Compliant With Impending Changes To The New Jersey Family Leave Act? Written By: Ashley Whitney Associate, Employment & Labor Law CSG Law   Most New Jersey employers are already familiar with the New Jersey Family Leave Act (“NJFLA”), which entitles many employees in New Jersey to take unpaid protected family…

NIST 800-88 Revision 2: Data Destruction Policy Guide Written By: Chris Regan Founder CLR Solutions LLC Data breaches in the United States cost organizations an average of 10.22 million dollars in 2025, and a surprising share of that exposure comes not from active systems but from the drives and devices a business retires. If your…

Architectural Adaptive Reuse A Case Study in Redefining Value in the Built Environment Written By: LAN Associates   Economic development is a balancing act of multiple interests. Developers often prefer to develop property on the periphery of established municipal centers where costs are predictable. Most municipalities would prefer to preserve and celebrate their cultural and…

Building Bridges: My Journey in Helping Indian Americans Achieve the American Dream Written By: David H. Nachman, Esq. Managing Attorney Nachman, Phulwani, Zimovcak (NPZ) Law Group, P.C.   Published in honor of America’s 250th Anniversary of Independence   For many immigrants, the United States represents opportunity, innovation, freedom, and the chance to build a better…

Protecting Your Business: Unfair Competition Under New Jersey Law Written By: Connor Hennessey Charles Vaccaro Greenbaum, Rowe, Smith & Davis LLP   What You Need to Know   ·    In New Jersey, unfair competition is a flexible, common-law doctrine used by courts to penalize wrongful, deceptive, or dishonest commercial practices that cross the line from…

Solar Panels Are Piling Up in Landfills. Here Is What Responsible Recycling Actually Looks Like. Written By: Chris Regan Founder CLR Solutions LLC The industry sold solar panels, rightly, as a clean break from fossil fuels. What it was slower to reckon with is what happens when those panels stop working. The US installed them…

The Hidden Reasons Your Business Isn’t as Profitable—or Valuable—as It Should Be How Operational, Strategic, and Leadership Gaps Quietly Erode Enterprise Value   Written By: Steve Oatway Principal The DAK Group   Across a wide range of founder-owned and privately held companies, one theme consistently emerges: businesses rarely realize their maximum value for a single,…