Cybersecurity Q&A: Getting One Step Ahead

REDW LLC | October 21, 2021

Every day, business teams are more interested in digitally protecting themselves. In a recent interview, we talked with Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) and REDW Cybersecurity Consultant Jennifer Moreno about top cybersecurity questions, and how to get one step ahead of cyberattacks. Read more.

Build Back Better – Proposed Tax Law Changes

REDW LLC | October 7, 2021

REDW and REDW Wealth advisors are monitoring developments for concerned taxpayers and their advisors as Congress considers federal tax code changes to support President Biden's Build Back Better spending plan. Read more.

Cybersecurity Tips: Smarten-Up Your Smart Phone

Jennifer Moreno | October 4, 2021

As the cyberthreats have evolved and multiplied over the years, cybersecurity must become a top priority for every business, organization, and team member. Learn REDW cybersecurity tips for smart devices. Read more.

Marijuana: Spotting Workplace Impairment & What to Do About It

Cristin Heyns-Bousliman | September 28, 2021

The legalization of recreational marijuana in New Mexico has many business and healthcare employers scrambling to appropriately address marijuana use and potential impairment in the workplace. Read more.

Has Your Healthcare Organization Applied for Additional COVID-19 Funding?

Claire Hilleary, CPA, MBA | September 22, 2021

On September 10, 2021 the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced that it will distribute an additional $25.5 billion in COVID-19 relief funds to healthcare providers. Read more.

Understanding New Mexico’s Cannabis Laws

Cristin Heyns-Bousliman | September 2, 2021

Recreational marijuana workplace impairment

As companies grapple with the reality that recreational marijuana is legal in New Mexico, many assume that the new law, The Cannabis Regulation Act, controls their employer/employee relationship. They worry that because recreational marijuana is legal, they can’t prohibit its use and might not be allowed to test employees for it. There is no need to worry – especially in the healthcare field. Read more.

When Buying or Selling a Business, Add SALT to Your Due Diligence Recipe

James Ortiz | August 25, 2021

When you acquire or sell a business, you naturally want to perform your due diligence to identify and analyze any risk associated with the transaction. But have you factored State and Local Tax, or SALT, into the due diligence mix? If not, you may discover that another person’s tax compliance mistakes become your problem. Read more.

Changes to New Mexico Gross Receipts Tax Sourcing Laws for Filing Period Ending July 2021

James Ortiz | August 24, 2021

Effective July 1, 2021 New Mexico has moved to destination-based sourcing from origin-based sourcing. For monthly gross receipts tax filers, gross receipts tax returns due August 25 will be the first gross receipts tax report using the new sourcing rules. Read more.

MTC Adopts New “Internet Rule” Regarding PL 86-272

Jeanna Schenk, CPA | August 16, 2021

On August 4, 2021, the Multistate Tax Commission (MTC) held a vote of their compact and sovereignty member states on the revised “Statement of Information Concerning Practices of Multistate Tax Commission and Supporting States Under Public Law 86-272.” The changes that were voted on are related to a section addressing internet activities, specifically. Read more.

Arizona Extends Small Business Capital Investment Incentive

REDW LLC | August 11, 2021

The air is buzzing with the passage of SB1124 in the State of Arizona, which includes provisions for an extension of the Small Business Capital Investment Incentive, also referred to as the angel investor tax credit or the small business investment credit. Read more.