FFCRA: New Rules and Guidance from the DOL and IRS New FFCRA Guidance in Temporary Rule and FAQs The DOL has released rules related to administration of … [Read more...]
Preventing Fraud: Tips to Design Strong Internal Controls for Inventory Management
December 12, 2019 by Annette Benson
Inventory is a common area susceptible to fraud risk. By implementing controls over your entity’s inventory, it will help to mitigate some of those risks as … [Read more...]
Consider Three Important Questions Before You Begin Your Estate Planning
September 18, 2019 by Jill Hedman
Because estate planning isn't just about reducing taxes, but it's also about making sure your assets are distributed as you wish --both now and after you're … [Read more...]
Every New Business Needs a Record System
September 8, 2019 by Heather Lehr
Many small start-up businesses are off and running before any record system has been set up. There is money deposited into the new business checking account, … [Read more...]
Every Estate Should Have These Basic Documents
August 19, 2019 by Stacey Seviola
Estate planning is not just a task for the wealthy. Even though federal tax implications kick in only if your estate exceeds $5,430,000, there are other issues … [Read more...]
Update Your Beneficiary Designations
August 19, 2019 by Larry Stulen
Update Your Beneficiary Designations Who have you designated as beneficiaries for your insurance policies and retirement accounts? If you can't remember, … [Read more...]
Use the 80-20 Rule to Increase Your Business Profits
August 18, 2019 by Jeff Rislov
How well do you know your customers? Which ones are the most profitable? Which ones take most of your time? It's worth taking the time to find out. If your … [Read more...]
Does Your Business Make Use of Your Financial Statements?
August 18, 2019
Many small business owners pay too little attention to their financial statements. This is due in part to not understanding just what the statements have to … [Read more...]
You Are Getting Audited: Here’s What To Do
August 16, 2019 by Mitchell Erickson
Most of us will never be audited. But when it does happen, it might feel a little scary. The truth of the matter is IRS auditors do audits every day. They know … [Read more...]
Competitive Bidding Threshold
August 15, 2019 by Justin McGraw
A new law requires cities, school districts, and other local governmental entities to engage in the competitive bidding process only for contracts over … [Read more...]
