The latest in IRS’ war against tax-avoiding tool reimbursement plans means more work for you — and more money out of your company’s pocket.
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Tags: Audits, Employee reimbursements, IRS, Resource, Tax compliance, Tool plans
Keeping other department’s errors from creeping into Accounting is a never-ending battle. Get a handle on these three mistake breeding grounds and you can sleep easier at night.
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Tags: Communication, Reducing errors, Resource
When it comes to Accounting software, there’s no one-size-fits-all solution. But asking the right questions up front can go a long way in helping you get exactly what you need.
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Tags: A/P, Accounting, Best practices, Controls, Payroll, Software, Technology, Vendor relationships
If a non-cash gift or employee perk has a value of $25 or less, it’s definitely considered a de minimis fringe, right? Wrong.
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Tags: A/P, Fringe benefits, Payroll, Tax compliance
Tough internal controls play a part, but the most effective tool for preventing fraud is one many companies ignore.
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Help for a thorny employee payment/reimbursement issue regarding cell phones may be closer than you thought.
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Tags: IRS regs, Pending legislation, Reimbursement, T&E
Imagine: You get a letter from the city or state saying you have to testify regarding your company’s tax appeal — but you never filed an appeal. It’s time to worry, and here’s why.
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Tags: Tax assessments, Tax complaince
Will it save you time or ultimately cost you your job? That’s the unspoken question we all want to ask. Here’s some straight talk on what it really means.
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Tags: Economic outlook, Outsourcing
Internal audits not your favorite thing? We understand — but new guidance could have some hidden bonuses for Accounting.
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Tags: Audits, Best practices, Internal controls, Reporting
You’re overworked and now even CFOs are admitting it. The question is: What the heck can you do about it?
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Tags: Managing others, staffing, Workload
