The importance of third-party risk management
Clark Schaefer Hackett’s Tom Armstrong on how to better manage risks inherent in third-party relationships.
What to consider as the estate and gift tax exemption nears expiration
Brady Ware’s Mark Kassens on strategies to take advantage of the estate and gift tax exemption as it currently stands.
Your company’s business classification is worth another look
It’s easy to get in the mindset of business as usual, but market conditions change as do tax laws. If the company’s entity classification was last considered when the business began, it’s time to take another look.
Understanding a business valuation and how to use it
Too often, when business owners get a valuation, they stick it in the drawer and never look at it again. But if they study it, there are things that they can learn to make their business better and more valuable.
How flaws in internal accounting department processes affect company health
Clark Schaefer Consulting’s Jeff Pavelschak and Joe Brown on why internal accounting department process improvement is critical for organizational health.
New accounting standards offer deeper insight into customer relationships
It’s important that companies stay ahead of the ever-changing landscape of GAAP accounting.
How to address shortages in accounting staff
Clark Schaefer Strategic HR’s John Throckmorton and Sam Lickert talk about the issues facing accounting departments and the solutions that exist to address them.
What to consider when investing in real estate
Investors should consult with their professional advisers, including their CPA, before making any major real estate decisions.
Considering the other side in an M&A deal can lead to tax benefits for both
Further, because of the complexity in an M&A transaction, both buyers and sellers should be thinking about the tax ramifications of a deal very early on, well before they plan to sell or acquire a company.
How findings during tax seasons can help shape strategic planning
The story that taxes can tell a business and how to translate that story into better strategic planning.