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Congrats to 2019 SBJ ‘Most Influential Women’

#KPMCPAs extends a BIG CONGRATS to our clients with Springfield Business Journal ‘Most Influential Women’ honorees! They include: Amy Blansit with Drew Lewis Foundation at The Fairbanks, Lynne Meyerkord with

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Why Affinity Fraud Is Particularly Heinous

Affinity fraud — where perpetrators exploit connections of race, religion, age, politics, and profession — is one of the cruelest forms of criminal deception. Fraudsters often belong to the groups

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Protecting Youth Sports Leagues From Fraud

Who would defraud a kids’ organization? The answer, unfortunately, is that trusted adults sometimes steal from non-profits benefiting children. Youth sports leagues and teams, for example, are ripe for fraud.