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Our audit team understands the challenges audit committees face today. Here are five top concerns identified in a recent study.

Time flies when you’re busy running a business. It’s important to pause at midyear and assess interim financial performance. Otherwise, you could be surprised by your company’s year-end results.

Does your business provide environmental, social and governance (ESG) reports or disclosures? This is a hot financial reporting topic among stakeholders that warrants attention in today’s markets.

Stakeholders want accurate, transparent information about your organization’s financial performance. It’s up to you to supply them with information they fully understand to make informed decisions.

Happy Earth Day! In recognition of this “green” holiday on April 22, here are some energy-saving tips for your business that can help save money and the planet.

For retailers, manufacturers and many other businesses, a significant amount of working capital is tied up in inventory. What can your company do to lower its inventory carrying costs?

Are your accounting estimates for work in progress (WIP) inventory reasonable? To find out, your auditors will carefully analyze your methods of allocating costs and recognizing revenue.

The best metric to gauge a company’s performance may not always be net income or earnings per share, as defined under U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). Increasingly, companies are supplementing their financials with non-GAAP metrics.

Today, many companies are seeking innovative ways to improve their financial health. One area to focus on, that’s easy to overlook, is billing and collections.

1. It's time to think about your withholding for the rest of 2024 2. Don't donate to a charity until you check it out 3. Tax points that new parents should know 4. New guidance concerning home energy rebates 5. Need to amend a tax return?

Business owners sometimes add a few extra days of leisure to their business trips, whether to relax by the beach or visit family members who live in different cities. With proper planning and documentation, you may be able to deduct some costs — such as transportation, lodging and meals — as legitimate business expenses. Here's a refresher on the tax rules for business vs. personal travel.

1. A report to help prevent and detect money laundering 2. Guidance for emergency savings accounts 3. New depreciation limits for certain business vehicles 4. Follow the tax rules to limit tax trouble 5. A credit to incentivize manufacturers