Have your accounting procedures and systems kept up with the times? Here are five tips to consider.

Not-for-profit entities may not focus on earnings per share, but that doesn’t mean they can afford to neglect their accounting function. Here are some tips to help nonprofits run a well-oiled accounting department.

A physical inventory count gives a snapshot of how much inventory your company has on hand at year end. Are you ready to start counting?

If you own foreign assets, accounting for them in your estate plan is critical.

Most employers understandably want to avoid hiring dishonest workers. The best way to do this is to verify resumé claims and possibly perform formal background checks. Here’s how.

How can you stop billing fraud and other invoice scams from robbing your business of potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars? We suggest four tips for foiling invoice fraud perpetrators.

Intrigued by non-fungible tokens (NFTs), but not sure how they work? Before you attempt an NFT transaction, review the fraud risks. In particular, watch out for these common schemes.

You may spend decades building up your traditional IRA but there comes a time when you must start taking withdrawals. Here are answers to frequently asked questions about required minimum distributions.

Accounting standard ASU 2016-13 takes effect for fiscal years starting Dec. 15, 2022. Is your nonprofit ready? Find out whether the new standard might apply to your organization and how to prepare.

For many of your nonprofit’s staffers, high inflation equals high anxiety. In this time of economic uncertainty, prioritize candid communications so employees’ worries won’t affect their work.

Building or replenishing nonprofit operating reserves can take time. But you need a financial cushion, particularly when the economic future looks uncertain. Learn more about finding funds to grow reserves.

If you’re starting a new business, you may wonder if you should operate as a C corporation, an S corporation or another entity. Here’s a summary of what will happen if you choose a C corporation.