But don’t know whom to tell.
More than a third of Americans say they’ve been witness to serious wrongdoing at the companies where they work, and they’d report it, too — if they thought someone would do something about it.
The study by the law firm of Labaton Sucharaw suggests a significant amount of corporate corruption and financial fraud is going unchecked because American workers fear retaliation for blowing the whistle.
Toshiba rolls out 14-inch mobile PC monitor. You’re accustomed to dual monitors in the office, why not on the road? With the Toshiba USB Mobile LCD Monitor attached to your laptop, you’ll have all the room you need to multi-task … Continued
And 29% chance you’re on a tablet.
The Oklahoma CPA society has released findings from its latest member survey on technology.
Highlights:
Plain-English Accounting Bi-Weekly Report by Dr. Tom Ratcliffe, Ph.D, CPA Plain-English Accounting The accounting and auditing issues that are discussed in this bi-weekly report are as follows: PEEC Adopts Revisions to the Code of Professional Conduct — The AICPA Professional … Continued
Learn what it takes to attract the best talent and merger partners.
by Robert Fligel, CPA
RF Resources LLC
For many in the CPA business, organic growth is going to be very slow for the next several years. So, CPA firms seeking growth are:
But how do you position your firm to be desirable to merger partners or new talent?
Would you buy a pulled-pork sandwich if it was priced by the hour? At Aries Technology, a Sage software reseller, they wouldn’t recommend it. That’s why they’re going to market with an aggressive value-pricing strategy. via ariestech.com
But no new hiring.
via AICPA
The outlook for the U.S. economy improved in the fourth quarter, but broad pessimism about the progress of a recovery persists, according to the fourth quarter AICPA Economic Outlook Survey, which polls chief financial officers, controllers and certified public accountants in executive and senior management accounting roles.
Plus: Top 10 reasons why.
An alarming number of audit professionals are failing to leverage modern data analytics techniques to uncover financial fraud, according to preliminary results from a new survey by AuditNet, a clearinghouse of resources for auditors.
Which tools are auditors using to uncover fraud today?
Join the survey; get the results.