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Closely-Held Businesses

An audit for your organization can provide extremely valuable information about your business. Not only can you have a better understanding of your financial position, how your business operates, uses cash and assumes risk, but you can also pinpoint areas where you may be lacking in institutional control, operational efficiencies or regulatory compliance.

Benefits of regular audits can include improved interest rates, increased protection from risk and legal liabilities, and access to more capital.

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Companies Must Prepare Now to Get Ahead of the SEC’s New Cybersecurity Rules

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The Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) finalized cybersecurity rules expand public companies’ cyber risk management and disclosure responsibilities. A host of new requirements not only mandate timely disclosure of material…

Understanding the Impact of Workforce Reductions on 401(k) Plans

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Employee turnover often triggers a wave of issues for a company and its human resources department. Even 401(k) retirement plans — one of the most sought-after employee benefits — can…

Revisiting Eligibility for Small Business Taxpayer Exemptions

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“An exemption from UNICAP? And no limitation on the amount of business interest expense I can deduct? Sign me up!” Many taxpayers (and their tax return preparers) have eagerly embraced…

Complying with SECURE Act Changes to Long-Term Part-Time Employee Eligibility and IRS Form 5500

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Two significant regulatory changes to retirement plans require immediate attention from plan sponsors, both to ensure current operational compliance and to comply with upcoming deadlines. Many long-term, part-time (LTPT) employees…