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8.25.21

Changes to Employee Benefit Plan Audits Are on the Horizon

In July 2019, the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) released new audit requirements for employee benefit plans through the issuance of Statement on…

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8.24.21

Compiling a Marital Balance Sheet in Divorce

Divorce is difficult for almost everyone. Being organized can help facilitate the process. A financial expert can help you with the first step, which is…

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8.24.21

Stress Testing Your Investment Portfolio

Many banks conduct regular “stress” tests to predict the impact of adverse external events on their earnings, capital and loan portfolios. Banks use the results…

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8.24.21

Five Key Points About Bonus Depreciation

Like most business owners, you’ve probably heard about 100% bonus depreciation. It’s available for a wide range of qualifying asset purchases. But there are many…

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8.24.21

Know the Nuances of the Nanny Tax

During the pandemic, more than a few families have hired household workers while schools in many areas have gone virtual and some day care centers…

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8.23.21

Getting a Divorce? Be Aware of Tax Implications if You Own a Business

If you’re a business owner and you’re getting a divorce, tax issues can complicate matters. Your business ownership interest is one of your biggest personal…

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8.16.21

Lessons Learned From Real Forensic Investigations

Our forensic projects always lead us into new areas, many unexpected, which offer opportunities for us to suggest changes companies can make to capitalize on…

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8.16.21

How to Work With a Forensic Accountant

Forensic accountants are professionals who have received specialized training to uncover fraud and protect against fraud threats. They’re uniquely qualified to review financial statements and…

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8.16.21

Filing Charges Against a Fraudster

After occupational fraud has been discovered, some companies choose to quietly terminate the employee, hoping to cut the company’s losses, preserve its reputation, and move…

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8.16.21

Ten Internal Controls to Reduce the Potential for Payroll Fraud

Your payroll clerk must be one of your most trusted employees. After all, they are the one with the most responsibility for all of your…