The trend of outsourcing to overseas suppliers and contractors may be losing some of its luster. Many businesses are returning to U.S. manufacturers — also known as reshoring — to obtain goods faster and at lower costs than foreign suppliers can ...

With Congress permanently extending the research and development (R&D) credit as a result of the Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes Act of 2015 (PATH Act), more U.S. businesses may now be eligible for a significant tax savings opportunity based...

Taking effect this year is a set of new personal property tax (PPT) amendments stemming from the reform movement Michigan voters put into motion in 2014. The reform includes two major provisions shifting small taxpayer exemption measurements and upda...

As raw material and transportation costs continue to climb, many distributors are encountering price increases from their suppliers. Waiting for prices to stabilize isn’t an option for businesses feeling the pinch of these increases. Before decidin...

Are you a start-up manufacturer trying to accelerate your growth? Look no further than Automation Alley’s 7Cs program. Partnering with Doeren Mayhew, along with other industry experts, Automation Alley has recently introduced the program aimed at ...

Whether you’re stocking your shelves or updating your business plan, understanding what lies ahead is an important part of running a healthy manufacturing business. Forecasting key business factors, such as sales demand, receivables, payables and w...

In August, nearly 70 percent of Michigan voters cast their votes at the polls in support of Proposal 1, approving Michigan’s personal property tax (PPT) reform. Boosting Michigan’s Economy Designed to help Michigan’s communities and businesses ...

With year-end fast approaching, now is a good time for business owners to start thinking about what direction to take in their tax planning. If you’re involved in “qualified production activities” and looking for a smart route to potentially lo...