3.14.24
Need to Know: What To Tell Employees About Your Antifraud Efforts
Surveillance is common in many workplaces, yet companies monitoring employee activities may keep the practice under wraps. This may be a mistake because when workers…
3.13.24
Generative AI Can Help Prevent, Detect and Investigate Fraud
You may already be familiar with artificial intelligence (AI) and even use it in business applications. What about generative AI (Gen AI)? Gen AI is…
3.12.24
Inventory Accounting Considerations for Manufacturing in the Life Science Industry
Finance and accounting professionals in the life science industry must often exercise significant judgment in applying accounting guidance to inventory. A few common inventory situations…
3.12.24
Knowing the Signs: Behavioral Red Flags
Organizations, both small and large, continue to face the threat of occupational fraud, which is fraud committed by individuals against the organization that employs them.…
3.11.24
Six Sigma: The Key to Quality Improvements
If you’re unfamiliar with the concept, Six Sigma is an effective means to provide enhanced business performance, exceed customer satisfaction and increase profits via significantly…
3.11.24
Implementing the Right Pricing Strategy
Inflation. Labor shortages. Supply chain delays. Manufacturers have had a lot on their plates the past couple of years. Across the board, the result has…
3.11.24
How Manufacturers Can Factor Depreciation Tax Breaks Into Their 2024 Asset Purchase Planning
When manufacturers purchase equipment and other tangible property, various tax breaks are available, including Section 179 expensing and first-year bonus depreciation. For 2024, bonus depreciation…
3.8.24
Take Your Financial Statements to the Next Level
Spring is the time of year that calendar-year-end businesses issue financial statements and prepare tax returns. This year, take your financial data beyond compliance. Here’s…
3.8.24
Six Ways Construction Companies Can Strengthen Cybersecurity
Some contractors might assume hackers won’t bother with smaller construction businesses. Sadly, they’d be wrong. Construction companies tend to have high turnover rates, which means…
3.8.24
An Overview of the Percentage of Completion Accounting Method for Construction Businesses
In the complex and sometimes chaotic world of long-term construction projects, many contractors find themselves struggling to accurately align the revenue coming in with the…