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Where a Management Letter Ends and a Process Review Begins
Municipalities face increasing public scrutiny, tighter budgets, and complex compliance requirements. Financial statement audits are required for municipalities in Michigan and provide essential oversight – but they’re designed to say what happened, not why…
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Recent Uniform Guidance Revisions: What They Mean for Local Government Single Audits
Federal grant rules have changed, and those changes matter for local governments that receive or may receive federal funding. In April 2024, the Office of Management and Budget updated the Uniform Guidance…
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Issuing Bonds: What Municipal Governments Need to Know
Municipal governments, whether townships, cities, villages, or counties, are frequently tasked with delivering essential infrastructure and public services while maintaining fiscal responsibility. One important financing tool is the issuance of…
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The Fiduciary Role in Local Government: Leading with Intention
In local government, leadership isn’t just about setting agendas or passing budgets. It’s about making decisions that protect public resources and move the organization forward. That’s the heart of fiduciary…
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Audit Readiness: Practical Steps for Municipal Success
Preparing for an audit is one of the most important financial responsibilities a local government faces each year. While audits help meet regulatory requirements, they also reflect a municipality’s ability…
