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For tax practitioners, understanding tariffs is one of the keys to unlocking the complexities of international trade. Tariffs not only shape the cost structure of imported goods but also ripple through...
Lenders typically underwrite commercial real estate loans based on the borrower’s creditworthiness and the collateral real property’s value. To mitigate the risk of a loan not being paid, lenders...
A wrong pockets clause is a covenant in acquisition agreements used to ensure that funds/receivables, rights or other assets, or liabilities that are discovered or received by one party after closing,...
See this practice note for a discussion of adverse drug event reporting responsibilities in the pharmaceutical industry. The note provides guidance on creating a framework for compliance with U.S. Food...
Plan sponsors and their administrators have loads of issues to address in sponsoring qualified retirement plans. Keeping up with participant notifications is one of them. Much of the chore is handled by recordkeepers—but are you complying with the rules? There are many to track: a notice regarding rollovers and taxation when a participant takes a distribution; another when a domestic relations order is received; and yet others to let participants know about participant-directed plan investments, that the fiduciaries rely on Section 404(c), or even that a plan investment is being eliminated. It’s a lot! Use our checklists, practice notes, and resource kit to stay on top of these and other participant notification requirements.
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