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Posts (814) July 8, 2019 The Pros & Cons of Interim Reporting Interim financial reports don’t have to be perfect to give stakeholders insight into midyear financial performance. But it’s important to learn their potential shortcomings to avoid jumping to premature conclusions. Read More July 9, 2019 What Do I Need to Know About Commission vs Fee Based Financial Planners? Most game developers live for creating action-packed games that deliver maximum impact without hassle. Similarly, active gamers and mobile app users demand a smooth gaming experience that is never slow, latent, or interrupting. This requires game tech to implement an adaptable workforce with reliable server support. Once you’ve determined that you are ready to hire… Read More July 11, 2019 What Public Companies Need to Know about SOX Compliance In the early 2000s, a series of major corporate scandals destroyed billions of dollars in market capitalization and caused thousands of people to lose their jobs. The failures of top executives caused shareholder stocks to become nearly worthless. Even major bondholders and investors with assets held at Enron, WorldCom, and Tyco lost millions without warning.… Read More July 12, 2019 Nonprofits: Harness The Power Of Cause Marketing Not-for-profits with multiple sources of support generally are less likely to have budget shortfalls and are better able to grow and expand their services. If you’re looking for new funding sources, consider cause marketing. Made possible via a partnership with a for-profit business, cause marketing can boost your budget, your public profile and even… Read More July 16, 2019 The FIRE Movement: What “Financial Independence, Retire Early” Means for Young Investors When the Great Recession hit in 2008, Millennials in particular witnessed first-hand the turmoil it wreaked on the economy and the finances of their parents and grandparents. The market fallout wiped huge chunks of value from millions of people’s retirement savings accounts and caused ripple effects that are still being felt today. From this chaos,… Read More July 17, 2019 Volunteering For Charity: Do You Get A Tax Break? Do you spend time volunteering for charity? While you can’t deduct the value of your time, you may be able to deduct some of the out-of-pocket costs. Here are the rules. Read More July 19, 2019 Protect Your Nonprofit From Occupational Fraud Threats Most nonprofits have occupational fraud risks particular to charities. But strong internal controls and other measures can help prevent your organization from becoming another statistic. Read More July 22, 2019 The SECURE Act It’s no secret that Americans are not saving enough for retirement. The U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) recently reported that 48 percent of households aged 55 and over have no retirement savings. Read More July 22, 2019 Why Do Companies Restate Financial Results? Lenders and investors count on the accuracy of your company’s financial statements, so a restatement may raise a red flag. But the reasons for restatements can range from the mundane to the serious. Read More July 23, 2019 How to Utilize Net Unrealized Appreciation in Your Tax and Investment Strategy Actively managing your tax liability year after year is a major factor in successful investing and should be a key wealth strategy for your entire portfolio of assets. When you receive a stock distribution from your employer, whether in the form of an employee stock purchase plan (ESPP) or non-qualified stock options (NQSOs), it’s important… Read More July 26, 2019 Participant Corner: Summer Homework For Participants This month’s employee memo gives participants “Summer Homework” encouraging them to do routine checks on their plan details to ensure that everything is in line. Read More July 25, 2019 Not Just for Seniors: When to Buy Life Insurance No one really loves to discuss life insurance except perhaps, well, insurance brokers. The subject alone inherently addresses end-of-life issues and final expenses head-on. Even most of the life insurance advertisements we see in digital media or on TV don’t depict happy, young people enjoying everyday activities—what we most often see are the middle-aged or… Read More Load more Page 42 of 85« First«...102030...4041424344...506070...»Last »
July 8, 2019 The Pros & Cons of Interim Reporting Interim financial reports don’t have to be perfect to give stakeholders insight into midyear financial performance. But it’s important to learn their potential shortcomings to avoid jumping to premature conclusions. Read More
July 9, 2019 What Do I Need to Know About Commission vs Fee Based Financial Planners? Most game developers live for creating action-packed games that deliver maximum impact without hassle. Similarly, active gamers and mobile app users demand a smooth gaming experience that is never slow, latent, or interrupting. This requires game tech to implement an adaptable workforce with reliable server support. Once you’ve determined that you are ready to hire… Read More
July 11, 2019 What Public Companies Need to Know about SOX Compliance In the early 2000s, a series of major corporate scandals destroyed billions of dollars in market capitalization and caused thousands of people to lose their jobs. The failures of top executives caused shareholder stocks to become nearly worthless. Even major bondholders and investors with assets held at Enron, WorldCom, and Tyco lost millions without warning.… Read More
July 12, 2019 Nonprofits: Harness The Power Of Cause Marketing Not-for-profits with multiple sources of support generally are less likely to have budget shortfalls and are better able to grow and expand their services. If you’re looking for new funding sources, consider cause marketing. Made possible via a partnership with a for-profit business, cause marketing can boost your budget, your public profile and even… Read More
July 16, 2019 The FIRE Movement: What “Financial Independence, Retire Early” Means for Young Investors When the Great Recession hit in 2008, Millennials in particular witnessed first-hand the turmoil it wreaked on the economy and the finances of their parents and grandparents. The market fallout wiped huge chunks of value from millions of people’s retirement savings accounts and caused ripple effects that are still being felt today. From this chaos,… Read More
July 17, 2019 Volunteering For Charity: Do You Get A Tax Break? Do you spend time volunteering for charity? While you can’t deduct the value of your time, you may be able to deduct some of the out-of-pocket costs. Here are the rules. Read More
July 19, 2019 Protect Your Nonprofit From Occupational Fraud Threats Most nonprofits have occupational fraud risks particular to charities. But strong internal controls and other measures can help prevent your organization from becoming another statistic. Read More
July 22, 2019 The SECURE Act It’s no secret that Americans are not saving enough for retirement. The U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) recently reported that 48 percent of households aged 55 and over have no retirement savings. Read More
July 22, 2019 Why Do Companies Restate Financial Results? Lenders and investors count on the accuracy of your company’s financial statements, so a restatement may raise a red flag. But the reasons for restatements can range from the mundane to the serious. Read More
July 23, 2019 How to Utilize Net Unrealized Appreciation in Your Tax and Investment Strategy Actively managing your tax liability year after year is a major factor in successful investing and should be a key wealth strategy for your entire portfolio of assets. When you receive a stock distribution from your employer, whether in the form of an employee stock purchase plan (ESPP) or non-qualified stock options (NQSOs), it’s important… Read More
July 26, 2019 Participant Corner: Summer Homework For Participants This month’s employee memo gives participants “Summer Homework” encouraging them to do routine checks on their plan details to ensure that everything is in line. Read More
July 25, 2019 Not Just for Seniors: When to Buy Life Insurance No one really loves to discuss life insurance except perhaps, well, insurance brokers. The subject alone inherently addresses end-of-life issues and final expenses head-on. Even most of the life insurance advertisements we see in digital media or on TV don’t depict happy, young people enjoying everyday activities—what we most often see are the middle-aged or… Read More