Every company needs an Accountant. In this post, We explained when and how to choose the right Firm.
What you need to know to choose a CPA Firm
New FASB Standard Addresses Accounting for Grants and Contracts
“***News Flash*** As many of us have either completed or are in the process of implementing major changes to Not-For-Profit financial statements, don’t forget about the new Revenue Recognition Standards for NPOs. Please read further…..”
What is the impact of an adverse opinion?
No one wants an Adverse Opinion due to its detrimental effect on the organization’s credibility. Although rare, adverse opinions are becoming more common these days. Let’s discuss how to avoid it.
How Much Do Financial Audits Cost? At Least $10,000 Dollars?
Financial Audit can be expensive however, with the use of the technology, we have found that an organization can save on the cost of the Annual Audit.
What Is a “Modified Audit Opinion”?
If your company is publicly traded, or if you’re a nonprofit, it’s mandatory for you to have an outside accounting firm audit your books every year.
What Expert Witnesses for Audit Litigation Need for Success
working as a certified public accountant involves plenty of alone time with financial documents. For some CPAs, that’s right up their alley.
6 Things You Should Know About the Audit Process
An audit is a formal check of financial accounts of an individual, business or organization.
What are the Phases of the Audit Process?
Financial audits dig deep into a company’s financial situation, probing accounting records, internal controls policies, cash holdings and other sensitive financial areas.
Audit, Review and Compilation: How CPA Reports Differ
Many companies provide their financial statements, along with a CPA’s report, to lenders, investors, suppliers and customers.
Why Firm Culture Matters
When we really look at a firm’s culture, it’s evident that [most] are not really changing as the way they hire, fire and train is the same as it was a decade ago