At RubinBrown, we provide valuable insights and host engaging, virtual and in-person events to keep you informed and connected to the topics and industries that matter most to you.
At RubinBrown, we provide valuable insights and host engaging, virtual and in-person events to keep you informed and connected to the topics and industries that matter most to you.
Please join us for RubinBrown's Rural Health Webinar Series: Strategic Cost Reporting: A Guide to Optimizing Rural Reimbursement, led by Caren Puvalowski, Rural Healthcare Reimbursement Manager at RubinBrown.
Learn More & RegisterJoin RubinBrown for an interactive webinar led by Ryan Orton, Partner, AI & Data Transformation, and Jeff Sackman, Partner-In-Charge, Private Equity Services Group, focusing on “AI for Private Equity Value Creation.”
Learn More & RegisterPlease join RubinBrown for a course to prepare government practitioners (particularly those working for public colleges and universities) to implement GASB Statement No. 103 for their fiscal year 2026 financial statements.
Learn More & RegisterFor nearly two decades, the strategy for developing data centers and managing their supply chains relied on a predictable formula: locate a jurisdiction with affordable power, secure broad state-level retail sales tax exemptions on infrastructure and gain municipal support on projected job creation.
Learn moreRansomware has evolved from “someone encrypted our files” to major disruptions to operations and client service impacting the entire organization. These events can come from attacks against the organization itself as well as service providers and other critical third parties. Further, threat actors are now routinely specifically targeting backups to force ransom payments rather than restoration. Over the past 12 months we have seen multiple instances of suppliers, Managed Service Providers (MSP), and widely used enterprise software cause supply chain disruptions, both downstream and up. A single event can have an impact which ranges far wider than the initial organization.
Learn more & registerFebruary sports betting results reinforce a trend the RubinBrown team has been highlighting for months: the U.S. regulated market is transitioning from rapid expansion to stabilization.
Learn moreRubinBrown was featured in ConstructionDive, where Chris Coleman, Business Tax Services Partner, shared his expertise on maximizing bonus depreciation benefits for construction firms amid a constrained IRS environment. Read the full article on ConstructionDive.com by clicking here.
Learn moreRubinBrown was featured in University Business, where Chester Moyer, Assurance Partner, outlines how recent federal changes to graduate student loans are reshaping university financail models and enrollment strategies. Read the full article on UniversityBusiness.com by clicking here.
Learn moreRubinBrown was featured in Kiplinger, where Ryan Orton, Consulting Services Partner, focuses on the emergence of new "AI implementation bubble," specifically the many companies that are rushing to adopt AI without the necessary preparation. Read the full article on Kiplinger.com by clicking here.
Learn moreRubinBrown was featured in ERP Today, where Consulting Services Partner, Todd Hass, examined the risks of rushed ERP modernization and the value of organizational readiness.
Learn moreRubinBrown was featured on TheTaxAdviser.com, where Tax Services Partner Amie Kuntz contributed to the semiannual AICPA update covering federal tax developments impacting individuals since October 2025, in addition to the changes made by the One Big Beautiful Bill. Read the full article on TheTaxAdviser.com by clicking here.
Learn moreA recent court decision has upended how self-employment tax is imposed on certain partners and created a potential refund opportunity. The deadline to act is approaching quickly on older tax years.
Learn more & registerHarvey Brown, a founding Partner of RubinBrown LLP, passed away on April 5, 2026. Harvey was 98. Harvey Brown was admired in the accounting profession and in the community for his leadership, integrity, and compassion.
Continue ReadingAs the spring season begins, March brings renewed momentum and a focus on upcoming initiatives. RubinBrown is pleased to present this issue that highlights key updates, ongoing priorities, and notable developments shaping the months ahead.
Learn moreEnhance your IT service delivery and improve top IT service management capabilities. ITSM can help transform your IT organization from a cost center to a valuable, well-managed business partner.
Learn moreRubinBrown LLP, one of the nation’s top 35 accounting and business consulting firms, has named Megan Knoblauch, CPA as Assistant Managing Partner of the firm.
Learn MoreIran-linked cyber activity is rising, targeting U.S. critical infrastructure, water systems, healthcare, and financial services. Learn key defenses to implement now. Modern geopolitical conflicts rarely remain confined to the physical battlefield. Escalating conflicts in the Middle East include increased cyber attacks against Western targets from Iran state-sponsored hackers and affiliates, with a heavy focus on U.S. critical infrastructure and high-profile targets of opportunity. Organizations protecting state, local, commercial, and critical infrastructure in the U.S. need to verify their basic defenses are in place and actively monitored.
Learn moreThe U.S. sports betting market entered 2026 reaching a potential inflection point. December 2025 recorded the first year-over-year (YoY) decline in national handle of the modern regulated era, and January 2026 followed with a second consecutive contraction.
Learn moreIn 2026, hospitals and health plans are seeing the most significant transparency updates since the original federal rules were introduced. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) regulations and federal executive orders aim to ensure patients, employers, and other stakeholders can access accurate, comparable and usable pricing data.
Learn moreMedicare has officially extended its telehealth waivers through December 31, 2027, permitting healthcare organizations to continue offering flexible, attainable virtual care options. This extension preserves critical Medicare telehealth flexibilities that were first introduced during the COVID-19 public health emergency ensuring patients and providers maintain continuity of care while policymakers evaluate long-term reforms.
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