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accounting cycle
Business

Mastering The Accounting Cycle: Key Steps For Success

Accurate financial records are essential for making informed business decisions. The accounting cycle is a structured process used to record, organize, and summarize a company’s financial activity during a specific

non-profit audit preparation
Non-Profit

Year-End Non-Profit Audit Preparation Checklist

While spring audit fieldwork may feel far away, the final months of the year are an ideal time for non-profits to prepare. Organizations with a December 31 year-end can benefit

KPM News

KPM CPAs & Advisors Welcomes Hayden Dale

Springfield, MO – KPM CPAs & Advisors (KPM) is pleased to announce the addition of Hayden Dale as a staff accountant in the audit department. Hayden begin interning with KPM

As 2026 ends, now is a good time to review your retirement savings strategy. Boosting your 401(k) contributions before year-end may help lower your current tax bill, enhance employer matching
Many businesses use federal per diem rates to reimburse employees for business travel expenses. In IRS Notice 2026-60, they announced updated per diem rates effective for the federal government’s fiscal
The 2026 tax year is quickly coming to a close, but there’s still time to implement strategies that may help reduce your business’ federal income tax liability. Taking a proactive
Accurate financial records are essential for making informed business decisions. The accounting cycle is a structured process used to record, organize, and summarize a company’s financial activity during a specific
While spring audit fieldwork may feel far away, the final months of the year are an ideal time for non-profits to prepare. Organizations with a December 31 year-end can benefit
A business owner discovers an employee has been stealing supplies and falsifying inventory records to conceal the theft. The employee is terminated, and the company strengthens its internal controls to

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