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Understanding the Basics of Employee Benefit Plan Audits
Is your Employee Benefit Plan in compliance with federal regulations? The Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA) requires that some companies offering employee benefit plans must have the…
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Research and Development Tax Credits
In order to reward and drive innovation, the federal government offers an incentive through the Research and Development Tax Credit (R&D). Many companies are either unaware of this credit or…
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Fraud Prevention Tips to Keep Your Medical Practice Financially Healthy
The Association of Certified Fraud Examiners estimates that 5% of a business’s revenue is lost to fraud each year, and medical practices are no exception. The best way to reduce…
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The Importance of Financial Reporting
Complete and accurate financial reporting is a continuous process. There are many aspects to financial reporting: timely processing of payables and receivables transactions, periodic cost allocations, monthly account reconciliations to…
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Your Audit is Done…Now What?
You are in the moment of relief, your audit is complete and the auditors have moved on. The relief ends when you receive a Report of Deficiencies or Findings for…
