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ED publishes a five-year plan for student aid, the higher education community seeks a delay in implementation of a new certification system for student veterans, and more.

The Treasury Department’s notice is the initial implementation of the strong labor standards that firms must meet to qualify for enhanced clean energy and energy efficiency tax incentives, including the green building deduction under Section 179D.

During NACUBO’s recent Town Halls about our updated guidance for estimating and reporting discounts on tuition and auxiliary services, several topics came up and are addressed in a new Q&A document.

NACUBO calls on Congress to extend Build American Bond subsidies, renew charitable giving incentives, and help Dreamers in year-end legislation, and more.

GASB’s latest exposure draft would provide new implementation guidance for leases, subscription-based information technology arrangements, and accounting changes and error corrections. Comments are due January 20, 2023.

A new survey demonstrates higher education supply chain disruptions, the coalition for energy efficient jobs and investment comments on 179D, and more.

A new survey demonstrates higher education supply chain disruptions, the coalition for energy efficient jobs and investment comments on 179D, and more.

The Supreme Court hears oral arguments on a challenge to considering race in admissions, NACUBO responds to an IRS information request on IRA tax credits, and more.

The regulations address borrower defense to repayment, mandatory arbitration, interest capitalization on federal loans, closed school discharges, false certification discharges, Public Service Loan Forgiveness, and total and permanent disability discharge.

The new regulatory package addresses proprietary institutions transitioning to private nonprofit status, prison education programs and Pell Grants for incarcerated students, and ED’s 90/10 rule governing for-profit institutions’ revenue sources. Most rules will take effect on July 1, 2023.