In this episode, we look at New York City’s proposed annual cap on the number of ride-sharing vehicles, such as Uber and Lyft. Learn who the winners and losers are, the cap’s scope, as well as the larger implications for this unique urban initiative.

The economy seems to be chugging along, with unemployment at record lows. The Bottom Line looks at why some of that optimism needs to be tempered and what companies need to do in an increasingly competitive recruitment landscape.

In this episode, Tim Schuster, from EisnerAmper’s Private Business Services Group, tells us why it is definitely not a good idea to be without will. One key reason: Do you really want the state deciding how to dispense your assets? Tim also explains how the process has gotten somewhat more accessible and the three Ws of estate planning.

The Bottom Line looks at some of the common IRS scams out there, who the bad actors target, what you can do to protect yourself, and what you should do if you fall victim to one of these scammers.

In this wide-ranging discussion, EisnerAmper’s Transfer Pricing Practice Leader Dr. Henric Adey gives us the latest on Brexit, including how the Irish border and the customs implications are currently at the center of the debate, the increasing likelihood of a hard Brexit, and what he’s advising clients in light of recent developments.

Join Gary Bingel, EisnerAmper’s National SALT leader, and Tim Schuster to learn more about the Supreme Court’s decision and how to prepare for the challenges and opportunities to come.

Children growing up in family businesses often feel trapped because they have been given titles and salaries that are not commensurate with their skills and education, but have a lifestyle that is now dependent upon their financial status. A failure to earn respect and position by virtue of our skills and actions tends to destroy both our sense of personal value and our surrounding relationships. To avoid trapping the next generation in a life of constant failure, ridicule, low self-esteem and frustration, Lisë Stewart offers some simple guidelines for parents to consider. A little planning can make the difference of a lifetime.

In this episode of a “Quarterly Wink & a Glance at Venture Capital,” EisnerAmper Director of Capital Markets Alan Wink examines the first half of 2018, touches on roles artificial intelligence and fintech are playing, and tells us what he’s looking for in the second half of the year.

Cryptocurrency still has the reputation for significant price swings. In this episode, we look at a new contender—with some big backers—that’s tied to the U.S. dollar to help temper that volatility.

Tim Schuster, in this episode of The Bottom Line, examines the landmark Supreme Court decision in the Wayfair case on e-commerce taxation. Tim looks at what’s behind the decision, how broad the impact will be, and what you can do to prepare if you sell online.