Managing Assets

For businesses, the centerpiece of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) that was signed into law on December 22, 2017, was a permanent reduction of the corporate tax rate to a flat 21%.

33% of middle market companies plan to expand their business because of corporate tax reform. Our Key Equipment Finance expert, Peter Bullen, breaks down more key findings from our Q2 survey.

Healthcare providers need to rethink their current patient payment collections strategy, thanks to two recent phenomena: high deductible plans that are shifting a greater portion of the bill to the patient, and an increase in the number of patients struggling to pay those higher bills.

Medical practices can gain significant benefits from investing in new medical equipment. Whether a practice leases or buys, it’s important to determine the investment level and strategy that make the most financial sense for its particular circumstances.

With the first tax overhaul in three decades, businesses are positioned for growth and profitability

When it comes to obtaining new equipment for healthcare practices, does it make more sense to lease or buy?

The Internet of Things (IoT) is often presented as a consumer-focused technology, but using IoT in manufacturing could revolutionize an industry that most consumers never see.

AP Automation can help cut costs and free talent to focus on more valuable tasks. Is your business adopting this solution?

Our Enterprise Commercial Payments experts, Matt Bernstein, Jaime Cerullo and Kevin Tholke, discuss the future of AP Automation.

Once considered a funding vehicle for lower quality borrowers and firms in turnaround situations, asset-based loans are now a mainstream financing resource for all types and sizes of businesses.

This webinar focuses on best practices, industry standards, benchmarks and what clients are doing/not doing well.

In a world that seems more virtual every day, physical space has value. Your storefronts and other properties provide space for you to operate, certainly. But if you assess business property, you may find that it has more value than you realized.