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Posts (814) February 11, 2020 4 Key Traits To Look For When Hiring A CFO Finding the right person to head up your company’s finance and accounting department can be challenging in today’s tight labor market. While it may be tempting to simply promote an existing employee, external candidates may offer fresh ideas and skills that take your financial reporting to the next level. Here are four traits to put… Read More February 11, 2020 Too Many Choices: How Many Investment Options Should You Offer? Many plan providers struggle with deciding how many investment options to offer in their retirement plans. While people generally like to have lots of options when making other decisions, having too many plan options can potentially lead to poor investment decisions by plan participants. In addition, increasing plan options can also increase plan costs, as… Read More February 13, 2020 Use Plan Analytics To Evaluate Your Retirement Plan Your retirement plan is a valuable resource for your employees and serves as a vehicle to attract and retain top talent. Ensuring plan success is crucial. Examining plan analytics can help evaluate its success. Plan analytics you should explore: Median age, tenure and savings rates of plan participants:These analytics can be helpful to determine which… Read More February 12, 2020 Can Your Board Recognize Financial Red Flags? A key fiduciary duty of your not-for-profit’s board of directors is to oversee and monitor the organization’s financial health. Some financial warning signs — such as the loss of a major funder — may jump out immediately. But other red flags can be more subtle. Here are some of them. Budget issues Certain budget-related issues… Read More February 18, 2020 The Tax Aspects Of Selling Mutual Fund Shares Perhaps you’re an investor in mutual funds or you’re interested in putting some money into them. You’re not alone. The Investment Company Institute estimates that 56.2 million households owned mutual funds in mid-2017. But despite their popularity, the tax rules involved in selling mutual fund shares can be complex. Tax basics If you sell appreciated… Read More February 18, 2020 Take Advantage of Your Company’s Retirement Plan Matching Program Over 40 percent of employers now offer at least a small retirement plan match to employees, who can help manage their financial wellness by taking advantage of this offer. Even if your employer only matches a small percentage, you’re losing money by not participating. But before you sign up for your company’s retirement plan, it’s… Read More February 21, 2020 FAQs About Audit Confirmations Auditors use various procedures to verify the amounts reported on your financial statements. In addition to reviewing original source documents and comparing trends from prior years, they may reach out to third parties — such as customers and lenders — to confirm that outstanding balances and estimates agree with their records. Here are answers to… Read More February 21, 2020 How To Prepare Your Nonprofit For A Financial Audit Outside financial audits may seem like an extravagance to not-for-profits working to contain costs and focus on their mission. But undergoing regular audits allows your organization to identify risks early and act quickly to prevent problems. Independent audits also provide valuable reassurance to donors. Fortunately, you can reduce the cost of external audits with good… Read More February 24, 2020 Considering a Traditional Safe Harbor Retirement Plan? It may be advantageous for a plan sponsor to consider adopting a traditional safe harbor design for their retirement plan. Adopting a safe harbor retirement plan design permits an employer to essentially avoid discrimination testing (the testing is deemed met). Remember, this testing limits highly compensated employees’ contributions based upon non-highly compensated employees’ contributions. By… Read More February 24, 2020 Is Your Turnover Rate Routine? What You Need to Know About Partial Plan Terminations A partial plan termination is presumed by the IRS to occur when 20 percent or more of a company’s employees are no longer eligible to participate in the plan in a determined span of time (typically one plan year, but it can be other spans of time based on facts and circumstances). Routine turnover during… Read More March 5, 2020 When To Write Off Stale Receivables Accounts receivables are classified under current assets on the balance sheet if you expect to collect them within a year or within the operating cycle, whichever is longer. However, unless your company sells goods or services exclusively for cash, some of its receivables inevitably will be uncollectible. That’s why it’s important to record an allowance… Read More March 12, 2020 Are There Property Tax Deductions for Vacation or Rental Homes? When you bought your first home, it was certainly an exciting time. Since then you have perhaps sold it to buy another home. Time, improvements, and maybe even additions to your home enable you to build valuable equity in your real estate. However, there may also be years that you incur major expenses, which makes… Read More Load more Page 44 of 85« First«...102030...4243444546...506070...»Last »
February 11, 2020 4 Key Traits To Look For When Hiring A CFO Finding the right person to head up your company’s finance and accounting department can be challenging in today’s tight labor market. While it may be tempting to simply promote an existing employee, external candidates may offer fresh ideas and skills that take your financial reporting to the next level. Here are four traits to put… Read More
February 11, 2020 Too Many Choices: How Many Investment Options Should You Offer? Many plan providers struggle with deciding how many investment options to offer in their retirement plans. While people generally like to have lots of options when making other decisions, having too many plan options can potentially lead to poor investment decisions by plan participants. In addition, increasing plan options can also increase plan costs, as… Read More
February 13, 2020 Use Plan Analytics To Evaluate Your Retirement Plan Your retirement plan is a valuable resource for your employees and serves as a vehicle to attract and retain top talent. Ensuring plan success is crucial. Examining plan analytics can help evaluate its success. Plan analytics you should explore: Median age, tenure and savings rates of plan participants:These analytics can be helpful to determine which… Read More
February 12, 2020 Can Your Board Recognize Financial Red Flags? A key fiduciary duty of your not-for-profit’s board of directors is to oversee and monitor the organization’s financial health. Some financial warning signs — such as the loss of a major funder — may jump out immediately. But other red flags can be more subtle. Here are some of them. Budget issues Certain budget-related issues… Read More
February 18, 2020 The Tax Aspects Of Selling Mutual Fund Shares Perhaps you’re an investor in mutual funds or you’re interested in putting some money into them. You’re not alone. The Investment Company Institute estimates that 56.2 million households owned mutual funds in mid-2017. But despite their popularity, the tax rules involved in selling mutual fund shares can be complex. Tax basics If you sell appreciated… Read More
February 18, 2020 Take Advantage of Your Company’s Retirement Plan Matching Program Over 40 percent of employers now offer at least a small retirement plan match to employees, who can help manage their financial wellness by taking advantage of this offer. Even if your employer only matches a small percentage, you’re losing money by not participating. But before you sign up for your company’s retirement plan, it’s… Read More
February 21, 2020 FAQs About Audit Confirmations Auditors use various procedures to verify the amounts reported on your financial statements. In addition to reviewing original source documents and comparing trends from prior years, they may reach out to third parties — such as customers and lenders — to confirm that outstanding balances and estimates agree with their records. Here are answers to… Read More
February 21, 2020 How To Prepare Your Nonprofit For A Financial Audit Outside financial audits may seem like an extravagance to not-for-profits working to contain costs and focus on their mission. But undergoing regular audits allows your organization to identify risks early and act quickly to prevent problems. Independent audits also provide valuable reassurance to donors. Fortunately, you can reduce the cost of external audits with good… Read More
February 24, 2020 Considering a Traditional Safe Harbor Retirement Plan? It may be advantageous for a plan sponsor to consider adopting a traditional safe harbor design for their retirement plan. Adopting a safe harbor retirement plan design permits an employer to essentially avoid discrimination testing (the testing is deemed met). Remember, this testing limits highly compensated employees’ contributions based upon non-highly compensated employees’ contributions. By… Read More
February 24, 2020 Is Your Turnover Rate Routine? What You Need to Know About Partial Plan Terminations A partial plan termination is presumed by the IRS to occur when 20 percent or more of a company’s employees are no longer eligible to participate in the plan in a determined span of time (typically one plan year, but it can be other spans of time based on facts and circumstances). Routine turnover during… Read More
March 5, 2020 When To Write Off Stale Receivables Accounts receivables are classified under current assets on the balance sheet if you expect to collect them within a year or within the operating cycle, whichever is longer. However, unless your company sells goods or services exclusively for cash, some of its receivables inevitably will be uncollectible. That’s why it’s important to record an allowance… Read More
March 12, 2020 Are There Property Tax Deductions for Vacation or Rental Homes? When you bought your first home, it was certainly an exciting time. Since then you have perhaps sold it to buy another home. Time, improvements, and maybe even additions to your home enable you to build valuable equity in your real estate. However, there may also be years that you incur major expenses, which makes… Read More