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In an effort to address ongoing issues regarding deficient employee benefit plan audits, the AICPA has released an exposure draft proposing improvements to the existing process.
In addition to companies needing to adhere to data privacy laws in the United States, the European Commission’s (EC) General Data Protection Regulation replaces Data Protection Directive 95/46/EC and is designed to put individuals back in charge of their data and personal information.
As Houston citizens and those in surrounding areas work to pull through this tragedy, we are here to offer our advice on damage relief and financial assistance.
Attention employers, do you ask potential hires about their salary histories? New laws are starting to prohibit this question...read on.
The AICPA has extended the due date for submitting comments on their exposure draft, which is aimed at improving the poor quality of certain employee benefit plan audits.
Locky, a malicious ransomware, is back from the dead in two new email spam campaigns. Be mindful of any email containing a suspicious attachment. You could lose your data.
One of the nation’s major credit reporting agencies, Equifax, was hacked in 2017, but many are still feeling the impact of this massive breach. Here’s our advice.
Robotics, blockchain and posture training are the waves of the future in the accounting industry. Read more thoughts on the industry from our managing director Alan, in his first quarterly industry update.
Technology has become a huge part of our everyday lives—but where is it headed? Beyond the prevalence of smartphones, what can we expect from technology in 2017?
Have you considered what would happen if one of your business partners became incapacitated or passed away? A buy-sell agreement is designed to help your business stay afloat. Learn more.