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March 15, 2021
When Divorcing Business Owners Minimize Profits

Dividing a marital estate is rarely easy. But it’s made much harder if a divorcing spouse owns a private business and attempts to artificially deflate its profits or hide assets. If you or your attorney suspects this type of deception, engage a forensic accountant to inves...

March 11, 2021
Employee Retention Credit and How We Can Help

We are excited to be able to assist clients with Employee Retention Credit calculations this year. To learn more about those calculations and our services check out this 11 minute video that summarizes the credit and our services. ...

March 10, 2021
Nonprofits: Hit Your Targets with Benchmarking

How committed is your not-for-profit organization to benchmarking? Perhaps you think it makes sense in the for-profit sphere, but not as much for charities and other nonprofits. If so, you’re probably missing out on benefits. Here’s how to overcome reluctance and learn t...

March 10, 2021
5 Ways to Streamline and Energize Your Sales Process

No matter what your business does, you don’t want your sales staff hamstrung by overly complicated procedures as they strive to seize opportunities in the presumably brighter near-future. Here are five ways to streamline and energize your sales process....

March 3, 2021
Rebuilding Your Nonprofit’s Operating Reserves

Events of the past year put a dent in many not-for-profit’s reserves. Perhaps you tapped this stash to buy PPE or to pay staffers’ salaries when your budget no longer proved adequate. As the pandemic wanes and economic conditions improve, you’ll need to start thinking ...

March 3, 2021
PPP Adjusted to Prioritize Very Small Businesses

In late February, the SBA, in cooperation with the Biden Administration, announced adjustments to the PPP aimed at “increasing access and much-needed aid to Main Street businesses that anchor our neighborhoods and help families build wealth,” according to SBA Senior Advi...

February 26, 2021
Defrauded? How to Help Your Nonprofit Recover

Thousands of not-for-profit organizations fall victim to embezzlement schemes every year — some even losing millions of dollars. But losses go beyond actual dollar amounts. With the right response, nonprofits can bounce back from fraud. Here’s how....

February 26, 2021
Should Your Business Add Roth Contributions to its 401(k)?

If your business sponsors a 401(k) plan, you might someday consider adding designated Roth contributions. Here are some factors to explore when deciding whether such a feature would make sense for your company and its employees....

February 22, 2021
Fraud Still Matters When Making Business Acquisitions

The COVID-19 pandemic has often made the due diligence process for business acquisitions more complex and time-consuming. But if you’re buying a company, it’s critical to dedicate your full attention to this part of the M&A process — not only to confirm that the sellin...

February 19, 2021
How Nonprofits Can Work With Social Media Influencers

With the competition for donation dollars fierce right now, many not-for-profits are turning to influencers — from Hollywood celebrities to politicians to blog stars — to raise awareness of their organizations and causes. But before your nonprofit solicits influencer sup...

February 10, 2021
It May Be Time to Tune Up your Nonprofit’s Accounting Function

Many organizations get stuck in procedural ruts because it’s easier in the short term to continue doing things the way they’ve always been done. But it generally pays to regularly review your not-for-profit’s accounting function for inefficiencies and oversight gaps. Y...

February 8, 2021
Receivables Can Mean Fraud Risk — Here’s How to Reduce it

One of the most common routes for occupational fraud perpetrators runs through the accounts receivable department. Unless you’re aware of these schemes and take steps to prevent them, your business could face serious financial losses. Here’s some steps to mitigate risk o...