The SEC has declared that UK companies which agree to new proportionate liability rules for their auditors can’t use their financial statements in the U.S. Peterson calls it a “non-surprise:” The only surprise about the SEC’s position — which effectively … Continued
The Obama administration is focusing some of its recovery efforts on small businesses. “It’s about time,” says Bill Sheridan here: CPA Success: Small business takes its turn in economic recovery’s spotlight.
Howard Wolosky’s guest commentary, “Are Ethics and Profits Mutually Exclusive,” has sparked some feedback by a couple leaders of the profession. Rex Gatto, Ph.D. at http://rexgatto.com: Howard: As always, you present interesting and thought provoking questions and insight. What has … Continued
CPAs rally around a few tried-and-true business-getting strategies.
By Rick Telberg
There are three kinds of marketing: lousy, tried and true, and new. READ MORE →
Finding and keeping good, young talent can be challenging for any business. And in today’s economy, the next generation can hold the key to boosting your bottom line. READ MORE →
“The Darwinian concept of the survival of the fittest has been substituted by a philosophy of the survival of the slickest.” by Howard Wolosky / Guest Commentator This Martin Luther King, Jr. quote still rings true. It is particularly evident … Continued
Most tax professionals are having at least as good or better season this year. But the economy threatens fees and collections. Join the survey; get the updates. The latest data show for the week ended March 15, 34% of practitioners … Continued
8 Powerful Financial Measures that are Not in Your P&L Reports.
Too many organizations are obsessed with their profit and loss reports. It hasn’t occurred to them that they might be looking at the wrong numbers. Let’s look at some numbers that just might have a bigger impact on the profit and loss, then some of the numbers that are on the reports. READ MORE →