4.4.22
Is Your Nonprofit on Track? Ask Your Clients
Regularly asking clients for feedback about your not-for-profit and its services is essential to maintaining healthy relationships. But the practice also makes financial sense. You…
4.4.22
Timing Counts: Reporting Subsequent Events
Major events or transactions — such as a natural disaster, a cyberattack, a regulatory change or the loss of a large business contract — may…
4.4.22
2022 Q2 Tax Calendar: Key Deadlines for Businesses and Other Employers
Here are some of the key tax-related deadlines that apply to businesses and other employers during the second quarter of 2022. Keep in mind that…
3.16.22
Reporting and Managing Inventory
Ineffective inventory management and reporting can result in bloated working capital and impaired business profits. In industries that rely on overseas suppliers, best practices for…
3.16.22
How Automation Can Help Your Labor Shortage
The COVID-19 pandemic was another hit to manufacturing’s labor shortage. For manufacturers affected by the shortage, investing in automated equipment may seem like a smart…
3.15.22
Tone at the Top… There Is a Never a Good Time to Do the Wrong Thing!
The connection between fraud and “tone at the top” has continued to build momentum in the last decade. The concept, itself, has a direct correlation…
3.14.22
How Cash Flow Statements Help Experts Find Fraud
Many fraud investigations focus on financial statements. Because cash is the most commonly stolen business asset, fraud experts regularly scrutinize statements of cash flow for…
3.14.22
Beware of Forensic Accounting Issues When Calculating Lost Profits
Estimating lost profits isn’t always cut and dried. It’s important to look behind the numbers for signs that they might have been manipulated or falsified.…
3.14.22
Business Credit Cards Have Legitimate Uses – And Fraud Isn’t Among Them
It seems like more and more forensic accounting cases are focusing on abuse of business credit cards by executives and sales representatives. So what enables…
3.10.22
Gift or Kickback? It’s a Fine Line
Your employees shouldn’t accept any gift offered with the intent to improperly influence business decisions — or even one that merely appears to compromise their…