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The latest insights, events, and resources as well as emerging accounting, audit, tax, and business trends.
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Surprise audits are proven to fight fraud
Does your organization conduct surprise audits? A recent study found that companies without this antifraud control in place are at significantly higher risk for occupational theft and financial misstatement.
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8 strategies for boosting your manufacturing production capacity
There are many ways to increase your manufacturing capacity without expanding your plant. Here are eight.
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New survey reveals top audit committee concerns
Our audit team understands the challenges audit committees face today. Here are five top concerns identified in a recent study.
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Construction business owners: Avoid these two common accounting problems
Construction business owners: Are your accounting processes as good as they could be? Here are two common problems that tend to cause contractors to struggle in this area.
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IRS issues final regulations regarding the Advanced Manufacturing Investment Credit
The IRS has issued final regulations regarding the Advanced Manufacturing Investment Credit (often referred to as the “Sec. 48D credit”). Here’s what manufacturers need to know.
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Best practices for offsite construction project management
Construction projects don’t all look the same nowadays. One increasingly popular approach is offsite construction, and these jobs present distinctive project management challenges.
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IRS extends relief for inherited IRAs
If you’ve inherited an IRA, you need to know about the latest IRS guidance.
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10 ways cloud computing can benefit manufacturers
Has your manufacturing company fully embraced the power of cloud computing?
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Reverse sales and use tax audits can reveal refund opportunities for manufacturers
Don’t leave manufacturing tax exemptions on the table. Learn how a reverse sales and use tax audit can uncover potential tax savings.
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Auditing WIP today
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.
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Structuring your manufacturing company as an S corporation or LLC can result in different outcomes
There are many variables to consider when choosing how to structure your manufacturing company.