How External Auditors Address Cybersecurity
Experiencing a data breach can lead to significant financial implications. As per a recent 2023 survey conducted by the Ponemon Institute, a research center specializing in privacy, data protection, and
Experiencing a data breach can lead to significant financial implications. As per a recent 2023 survey conducted by the Ponemon Institute, a research center specializing in privacy, data protection, and
Does your organization regularly find itself replenishing tools and small equipment? Items like power tools, hard hats, iPads, and RFID readers, conveniently portable in a backpack or vehicle armrest, often
With year-end quickly approaching, many businesses and non-profits are planning for 2024. QuickBooks® offers budgeting and forecasting capabilities designed to assist management in making financial predictions and evaluating ‘what if’
In the current uncertain economic landscape, companies delving into hedging strategies may find it necessary for management to familiarize themselves with the accounting regulations governing offsets. Here are the basics
It’s that time of year again for some calendar-year businesses to perform physical inventory counts. Beyond being a time-consuming task, this activity presents a chance to enhance your company’s operational
Effective negotiation skills are essential when you’re trying to hire a CEO or a salesperson who handles major contracts frequently. But when you’re looking for someone to handle your organization’s
Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) transactions carry substantial consequences for financial reporting. Most notably, the company’s balance sheet undergoes a substantial transformation compared to its pre-merger state. Here’s helpful guidance on
Is your organization grappling with the challenges of wrapping up its monthly financial books? The month-end closing ritual demands meticulous effort from your accounting team as they gather data from
Occasionally, owners of closely held businesses may have to advance their company’s money to bridge a temporary slump or provide funds for an expansion or major purchase. In instances such
CPAs are hard at work each fall preparing for audit season, which typically spans from January to April and includes meeting with clients, assigning staff, and scheduling fieldwork. Likewise, organizations