A-Z Blog
The latest insights, events, and resources as well as emerging accounting, audit, tax, and business trends.
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How construction company owners can build a succession plan framework
Construction business owners: Have you started work on your succession plan? It’s never too early to lay the foundation.
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Businesses: Do you have to comply with the new corporate transparency reporting rules?
The new corporate transparency reporting rules are complex, but failing to comply with them can be costly to businesses.
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FASB issues new segment expense disclosure rules
Starting in 2024, public companies must comply with new accounting rules requiring them to disclose more details about their business unit costs. This is the most significant change to segment expense reporting in 25 years.
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IRS delays new reporting rule for online payment processors
The IRS is delaying the $600 Form 1099-K reporting threshold for third-party settlement organizations for the 2023 tax year.
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Using QuickBooks to prepare 2024 budgets and forecasts
Are you planning the short and long-term future of your business? QuickBooks has analytical tools to help answer questions on upcoming profitability and cash flow needs.
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6 ways construction companies can strengthen cybersecurity
Cybersecurity matters for construction companies, too. Here are six ways to fortify your defenses.
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Overview of offsetting rules
Derivatives and other arrangements can help your business hedge against financial risks. How should these transactions be presented on your financial statements?
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5 strategies to reduce your company’s 2023 tax bill
Making time for year-end tax planning now may prove beneficial come tax-filing time next year.
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Construction companies should lean into tech to optimize accounting and financial management
Construction businesses can’t allow themselves to fall behind the times technologically, especially when it comes to accounting and financial management.
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2024 cost-of-living adjustment numbers are in: How do they affect your year-end tax planning?
Take these 2024 cost-of-living adjustments into consideration as you work on your year-end tax planning.
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Is your company ready for year-end inventory counts?
For retailers, manufacturers, and many other businesses, a significant amount of working capital is tied up in inventory. A year-end physical count of raw materials, work-in-progress, and finished goods is essential.
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