The Purposes of an Internal Audit
The role of an internal auditor is to carry out an independent appraisal of how a company operates, its processes, and the risks that may affect the company. Internal audits evaluate a company’s internal controls, including its corporate gov
Artificial Intelligence Bookkeeping The Future Of Accounting For Business
Artificial intelligence (AI) is quickly becoming a feature of many enterprises' daily operations, with AI chatbots and product recommendation engines already in use.
Simple Guidance for You in Audit Training
Auditors are professionals who examine and report on financial statements. They review and evaluate companies' financial statements provided to them by the accounting team.
Understanding the Role of the PCAOB
The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (‘PCAOB’ or ‘Board’) is a non-profit organization that regulates the auditors of publicly traded companies.
Do You Really Have Enough Cash?
Do you really have enough cash? Let me be more specific: Do you really have enough cash for the next horrific event in your industry?
Understanding the Restaurant Revitalization Fund
The latest federally-sponsored, pandemic-related financial relief plan has been targeted to assist those in the food and beverage industry get back on their feet. This relief plan is called the Restaurant Revitalizatio
Gigantic Influences of Payroll Training
Payroll refers to the compensation and other benefits paid to the employees of a company for the services they provide during a certain period of time.
How Important Is Bookkeeping in Your Business?
Bookkeeping is the process of recording and keeping track of the financial transactions of a business.
Common Fraud Schemes
Many types of fraudulent activities occur within the day-to-day business operations of a company. Locating these activities and stopping them after they have occurred can be extremely costly for a company.
Keeping Fraud Controls in the Forefront
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to have rippling effects on all businesses, no matter the size or strength, it is imperative that companies stay committed to minimizing fraud in its organization.