Should there be new tax rules for telecommuters?
October 3, 2022
Employers are well aware of how telecommuting has exploded in popularity. But is the IRS keeping up? A well-known accounting organization recently called for changes to some of the applicable tax rules.
Separating your business from its real estate
September 27, 2022
Separating the ownership of a business’s real estate from the business isn’t always advisable. But it might be worthwhile in some situations.
Why auditors prefer in-person interviews to assess fraud risks
September 26, 2022
Psychologists estimate that more than 90% of communication happens through tone of voice and body language. So, when evaluating fraud risks during an audit, a face-to-face interview is critical to help detect nonverbal cues.
IRS won’t address some spinoff/terminations involving pension plan assets
September 20, 2022
Recently, the IRS announced some notable news for employers that sponsor qualified defined benefit plans, more commonly known as pensions.
Is your current bad debt allowance reasonable?
September 15, 2022
A recent survey of audit partners found that 40% were uncertain about the outlook for their primary industries. In light of this uncertainty, many companies are re-evaluating their allowances for uncollectible receivables.
New law puts “book income” in the crosshairs
September 8, 2022
Could the Inflation Reduction Act have unintended financial reporting consequences? Many accounting professionals are concerned that the new law could compromise the perceived objectivity of U.S. accounting rulemakers.
