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Peer Review Newsletter: Key Developments and Resources
Does Your Firm Have an Alternative Practice Structure? An alternative practice structure (APS) is a business model in which a CPA firm separates its traditional auditing and attest services into a distinct…
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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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How Auditors Evaluate Accounting Estimates
Financial statements aren’t built solely on fixed numbers and historical facts. Many reported amounts rely on accounting estimates — management’s best judgments about uncertain future outcomes. Estimates are inherently subjective…
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Ready, Set, Count Your Inventory
When businesses issue audited financial statements, year-end physical inventory counts may be required for retailers, manufacturers, contractors and others that carry significant inventory. For companies managing significant manufacturing inventory, accurate…
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From Policing to Partnering: Rethinking How We Enforce Controls
Everyone in a finance or accounting seat has that moment — the awkward email reminding a coworker to provide receipts for their credit card charges or the uncomfortable interaction when…
