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IRS expands retirement plan determination letter
The Internal Revenue has issued a new procedure detailing changes to retirement plan determination letters and issued guidance on correcting plan errors.
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Using AI to expose fraud
Artificial intelligence is already changing how accounting works. But instead of eliminating jobs, its use as a fraud-finder may boost confidence in the profession.
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Does your technology truly transform?
Most accounting firms know they need to transform to remain relevant in the face of automation and commoditization. But many mistakenly stop at optimizing and never truly transform.
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What's more important: energy or time?
Successful entrepreneurs say managing your energy is more important to success than managing your time, and they offer three core habits to help you do it.
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Working with government contractors
Working with a client who has government contracts can be tricky. Doing business with the government involves special risks that can affect contractors and their accountants.
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Understanding cryptoassets
Cryptocurrency continues to garner news coverage. But it’s just one category of the broad class of “cryptoassets” that number in the thousands. CPAs should know the four basic categories.
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Small firms and family leave
Small firms with fewer than 50 employees don't automatically fall under the federal Family and Medical Leave Act. How do they compete for talent without this employee benefit?
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New high for PFSi
he AICPA’s Personal Financial Satisfaction Index (PFSi) escalated to a new high of 36.1 in the first quarter of 2019, an 11.3% bump from the previous quarter.
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Windows 7 support winds down
Microsoft will end support of Windows 7 in January 2020. The time is now to upgrade to Windows 10.
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ASU 2019-4 offers clarification
FASB released an update to clarify three financial instrument standards.