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Back to Basics: A Practical Playbook for Reporting PPE
Under U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), property, plant and equipment (PPE) assets aren’t immediately expensed. Instead, they’re capitalized on your company’s balance sheet and gradually depreciated over their useful…
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Smart Financial Planning During Market Volatility
How to Navigate Tariffs, Politics, and Economic Uncertainty When markets are volatile and headlines scream uncertainty, the instinct is to pull back. Business owners often shift their strategy, reduce exposure,…
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Improve District Financial Management with a Process Review
Business Managers have plenty of tasks that keep them busy, and it seems like more are added each year. Between monitoring grants, managing staff, getting vendors paid, and putting out…
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Simplifying Michigan School Finance: Navigating Complex Financial Management
By Erica Metcalf Effective fiscal management is critical to the success of any school district, and Michigan schools face unique challenges in navigating the complexities of financial regulations, reporting requirements,…
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Senate Budget Passage Moves Republicans Closer to Passing a Massive Tax Package
Senate Republicans approved a budget resolution on April 5 that would carve out $1.5 trillion for tax changes using a “current policy” baseline, paving the way for the possibility of…
