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Exploring financial statement footnotes can be a rewarding endeavor.

In M&As, sellers want to maximize the sales price. The key is finding a buyer who appreciates the company’s synergistic value.

Is your company being transparent about contingent liabilities? In today’s uncertain conditions, reporting contingencies can be challenging. Here’s a refresher on the accounting rules for disclosing and estimating expected losses.

Workers aren’t considered independent contractors simply because a manufacturing company says they are. Given the significant cost of misclassifying workers, it’s critical for manufacturers to make the right determination.

Can you name three ways to value a business?

Use your accountant for more than reporting historical results. Here’s how an accounting professional can help you prepare for the future.

Put in the work now to implement midyear tax-reduction strategies for your manufacturing company. It could be time well spent come the next time you file taxes

Take your audited financials to the next level by implementing the improvements contained in the management letter.

Financial distress rarely happens overnight. There are usually red flags indicating that trouble is brewing, but it might take some effort to spot them.

Noncompete agreements can be valuable to a business, especially after a merger or acquisition. How valuable? That depends on the facts and circumstances of the deal.

Creating a segmented income statement requires more work than a standard income statement, but it may benefit your manufacturing company because of its more focused financial data.

Are you making the most of your internal audit team? Don’t let the skills of internal auditors go underutilized at your organization.