Basic Steps to Conducting an Annual Fraud Check Up
Fraud can be catastrophic for any size organization. Often companies unknowingly allow fraudulent activities to happen because they have been complacent in their review of their current internal controls. When a system is working it is easy to set aside evaluating i
Quick Steps to Evaluate Key Disbursement Cycle Internal Controls
The cash disbursements cycle steps - approval, preparation, authorization - can leave your company vulnerable to fraud and theft if basic controls are not in place.
IRS Revises EIN Application Process…hoping to enhance security
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced today that starting May 13th only individ
Assume the Worst – but never confront it!
Have you ever noticed that when someone says something good about a co-worker, it tends to end at that person. BUT, if someone says something bad about a co-worker, it gets repeated, exaggerated – and can and often does destroy another person’s reputatio
Fear Isn’t A Good Sales Strategy
Some people are afraid of their own shadow. They have a lot of fears if they’re in sales. They are afraid of their competitors. They’re afraid of failing. Fear is the wrong emotion to have when you sell.
Accounts Payable Operations – How Do Yours Measure Up?
Are your Accounts Payable Operations measuring their performance? If not, how can progress toward goals be determined?
The Use of Specialists - Why They are Needed and the Relevant Guidance
In December 2018 the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) issued an amendment to its standard on the use of specialists in a financial statement audit. To better
New DOL Wage and Hour Opinion Letters Have Been Delivered. Let’s Look Inside…
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Bullying with Technology
When we think of bullying, we usually visualize a big burly person standing over someone smaller intimidating the smaller person with size. Or else, like in the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, we assume a boss is intimidating his staff threatening them with