Author: Maria Valdez Haubrich

Avoiding IRS Audits: Common Red Flags and Best Practices

Tax Breaks for the Wealthy

While audits remain relatively rare, the IRS employs sophisticated software to flag inconsistencies, and certain red flags can increase the likelihood of scrutiny. Understanding these triggers can help taxpayers file more accurately and avoid unnecessary audits.

FCC 1:1 Consent Order Vacated: Key Developments and Industry Implications

Washington, D.C., USA - February, 29, 2020: Entrance to Federal Communications Commission in Washington, D.C., USA. FCC is an independent agency of the USA government that regulates communications.

On January 24, 2025, significant developments impacted the lead-generation industry regarding compliance with the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA).

Brokers Notch Another Banner Year: 2024 Ends With 9% Organic Growth Rate

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Brokers ended the year with a solid 9% organic growth, continuing the strong returns of the last four years, according to Reagan Consulting’s Growth & Profitability Survey (GPS), fueling brokers’ optimism for 10% organic growth by the end of 2025.

Reconstruction Costs Surge Over 60% in the Past Decade, Verisk Reports

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Reconstruction costs for both residential and commercial properties have risen sharply over the past ten years, with national residential costs increasing by 63.7% and commercial costs climbing by 58.4%, according to an analysis by Verisk’s 360Value.

California FAIR Plan Assessment: Insurers to Recover Costs Through Policyholder Fees

Wildfires are among forces of nature that cause huge devastation to humans and environment. wildfires have left little behind, turning communities to ashen, barren hills. Nearly every year, California experiences major wildfires that can be devastating to the environment and communities throughout the state.

The California property and casualty insurance market is facing significant financial adjustments as insurers prepare to recover up to half of a $1 billion assessment imposed by the California FAIR Plan.