How to Invest in Stocks

As the Economy Slows and Fraud Goes Up, Don’t Let Your Guard Down

It’s almost like a law of physics: when the economy slows down, fraud tends to go up.

The Road Ahead: Dental Practice Strategies for 2023

As the year ends, wise and proactive dental practice owners are setting aside time to diligently reflect on 2022 and build their vision for 2023.

National Occupancy and Payor Mix Trends in Nursing Facilities

As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, nursing facilities have experienced an unprecedented decline in occupancy as well as negative payor mix trends in every region of the country.

Health Reform Bulletin 166 – Cafeteria Plan Impact

Health Reform Bulletin 166 discusses the "family glitch", the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) Temporarily Extends Premium Assistance and more.

Recovery of Erroneously Awarded Compensation

The Securities and Exchange Commission released new guidance on issues pertaining to erroneously awarded incentive-based executive compensation.

Does Executive Transition Have to Be a Drama or Disaster?

Hiring and onboarding an executive takes time, focus, and commitment from the board and staff.

State Tax Issues Related to Contract Brewing

Contract brewing is often an important part of expanding and growing a brewery.

The Importance of the Internal Audit Function in a Post-COVID World

The IAF is a vital and important tool for companies to design, evaluate, and test internal controls and investigate potential fraud reported within the company.

Why Comparative Ratio Analysis Is Important for Restaurant Industry Valuation

Comparative ratios are especially important to understand in restaurant valuation today because of the severe impact the COVID-19 pandemic had on the food and service industry.

Monetary Policy and Its Impact on Stock Valuations

Given a weakened economy and the Fed’s measures to confront inflation, including rapidly rising interest rates, now may be a good time to consider transferring interests in privately held businesses.

The Risks of Construction Without Builders Risk Insurance

Construction projects face unique risks that can become costly if not properly covered. Find out if you need builders insurance and what it covers.

The Self-Directed IRA/Solo 401(k) Tax Trap

There is a potential tax compliance pitfall associated with self-directed IRAs – the requirement to file a Form 990-T.

Change Management: How Is Change Impacting Your Organization?

Successful organizational change management requires careful planning, abundant communication, consistent leadership, and the buy-in and support of those implementing the change.

What the IRA’s IRS Funding Actually Means for Taxpayers