Breaking Down the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS)

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At a Glance: Schedule a consultation The Full Story: The Federal Government spends billions of dollars on goods and services annually, making it the world’s largest buyer. In fiscal year 2024, GSA Schedule sales totaled approximately $52 billion. This is likely to increase due to a recent Executive Order consolidating domestic Federal procurement of common…

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Aprio’s Lexy Kessler Named Chair of the American Institute of CPAs and the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants

Lexy Kessler - Chair of the AICPA

ATLANTA – May 14, 2025 — Aprio, the 24th largest business advisory and accounting firm in the U.S., proudly announces that Lexy Kessler, CPA, CGMA, assurance and audit services partner, has been named Chair of the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA), and Chair of the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants, which combines the strengths of…

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Essential Insights for Navigating GSA Schedule Offers

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At a Glance: Schedule a consultation The Full Story: In light of recent Executive Orders, interest in the General Services Administration (GSA) and its contract vehicles is at an all-time high. GSA’s Multiple Award Schedule (MAS), a 20-year government-wide contract for commercial products and services, is of special interest because it is continuously open to…

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Will the New American Pope Have to Pay U.S. Taxes?

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The full story: Pope Leo XIV made history as the first U.S. citizen to hold the prestigious role. Will his legacy also include becoming the first Pope to pay U.S. taxes? The answer largely depends on two facets of U.S. tax compliance: clergy income tax rules and the foreign earned income exclusion. Which tax rules…

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Focus on Tariffs: A U.S. Customs Compliance Checklist

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At a glance The full story: As tariffs continue to evolve, U.S. businesses that import goods need a reliable and thorough Customs Compliance Checklist now more than ever before. Developing solid internal practices can help you anticipate and maintain compliance. By taking the steps below to evaluate the health of your customs compliance regime, you…

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Historic Tax Credits: How Developers Can Maximize Incentives for Affordable Housing

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At a glance Historic properties breathe life into communities — and for developers, they also present a valuable financial opportunity to enrich their property portfolios, thanks to the Rehabilitation Tax Credit, commonly referred to as the historic tax credit (HTC) or historic preservation tax credit. Aprio recently hosted the latest installment of its Developer’s Forum,…

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