COMMENTS: How to Motivate Gen Y
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 →
Monthly Archives: March 2009
Howard Wolosky: Are Ethics and Profits Mutually Exclusive?
“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
SURVEY RESULTS: Tax Season Workflow Trends Show Improvement
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
You Can’t Cut Your Way to Prosperity
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 →
Mis-using Excel spreadsheets could be dangerous
Auditing spreadsheets has become a major issue, says Randy Johnston at K2 Enterprises. Robert W. Scott reports in the latest Accounting Technology: Through mid-February, Johnston had performed seven consulting engagements and he noted that “auditing spreadsheets has come out everywhere … Continued