What Every Organization Needs to Know About the Updated Three Lines Model and Risk Management
How should an organization measure and respond to risk?
Kickback Understanding and Risk Prevention
The term ‘kickback’ is defined by Public Law 99-634 as any money, fee, commission, credit, gift, gratuity, thing of value, or compensation of any kind which is provided directly or indirectly, to any prime contractor...
The Changing Value of Commercial Real Estate: How COVID-19 Is Impacting Cap Rates
COVID-19 has transformed every aspect of the real estate industry; some sectors have experienced surges in demand while others are looking at ways to stay relevant.
A New Way to Deduct Your #GivingTuesday Donations
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act significantly reduced the number of taxpayers who itemize deductions (meaning those who actually see a tax benefit for donations made) beginning with the 2018 tax year.
NCUA Issues Mid-Year Update to Credit Union Supervisory Priorities Amid COVID-19
2020 has been a year of transformation, challenge, and opportunity.
DCAA Audit Protocol during the COVID-19 Pandemic
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues with no real end in sight the performance of traditional on-site audits by DCAA becomes a significant safety issue.
State Sales Tax Considerations for Real Estate and Construction Contractors
Few contractors give much thought to state sales tax when they’re installing property improvements for a customer.
Tips for Improving Diversity on Nonprofit Boards
Not-for-profit leaders, take a look at the Board of Directors. Who is there? Is it a table (or a Zoom call) of different types of people, with varied backgrounds and different races and cultures?
GSA Cancellation Emphasizes the Importance of a Compliant Cost Accounting System
The recent cancellation of the General Services Administration (GSA) $15Billion Alliant 2 Small Business (A2SB) contract highlights the need for small government contractors to have a properly evaluated cost accounting system.
New Court Decision on Deducting Real Estate Losses Disallows Continuing Education
What does it mean to be a real estate professional? For many, the answer is straightforward: they’re landlords, property developers, contractors, and investors.