The solar carve out of the Investment Tax Credit (ITC) has been a great incentive for taxpayers to invest in solar assets over the last several years. It established an increased 30% tax credit for solar assets placed in service, up from the normal 10%. Starting January 1, 2020, the solar carve out will begin to phase out. Luckily, you have some safe harbor options. 

With the goal of slowing the rising cost of healthcare while maintaining the delivery of high-quality care, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services and private payers utilize a number of different provider payment models.

The primary approach to address increasing healthcare costs has been to move away from fee-for-service payment models to value-based payment models. How can Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) succeed with payment models constantly changing? With challenge comes opportunity.

As the holiday season is now in full swing, the season of giving is also upon us. And with all that giving comes the requirement of charitable organizations to provide donor acknowledgements, a formal “thank you” of the gift being received. In the spirit of giving we present to you our list of donor acknowledgement requirements―and best practices.

How Parks and Recreation Can Support Mental Health Initiatives, from Parks and Recreation's Barbara Heller and Molly Young

Using Industry Benchmarks to Establish Secure Negotiating Positions for M&A Purposes, by Seth Webber and Casey Karlsen, Business Valuation

Senior Living experts quoted in healthcare articles: Olga Gross-Balzano-- Consolidated Billing Made Simple, and Lisa Trundy-Whitten-- Five PDPM Pointers and Reimbursement Opportunities You May Have Missed

The Renewable Energy team's Justin Morren quoted in Mainebiz:
Maine's solar industry possibilities shine after 2019 law changes