It’s common for a business to own not only typical business assets, such as equipment, inventory and furnishings, but also the building where the business operates — and possibly other real estate as well. There can, however, be negative consequences… Read More
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Helping College Graduates Reach Financial Independenc
Helping College Graduates Reach Financial Independence http://bit.ly/2uCbU6K
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Nearly Half of All Accountants ‘Don’t Leave Their Desks at Lunch’
Nearly Half of All Accountants ‘Don’t Leave Their Desks at Lunch’ http://bit.ly/2ttLcjr
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AICPA Supports Senator Thune’s INVEST Act of 2017
AICPA Supports Senator Thune’s INVEST Act of 2017 http://bit.ly/2ur5d7L
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Five Steps to Building Your Personal Brand Online
Five Steps to Building Your Personal Brand Online http://bit.ly/2uo84yj
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8 Tips to Determine Your Not-for-Profit’s Year-End
8 Tips to Determine Your Not-for-Profit’s Year-End http://bit.ly/2t5TjAs
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ICYMI: Protect Clients from Petya Cyberattack
ICYMI: Protect Clients from Petya Cyberattack http://bit.ly/2slmfYe
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Where Will You be Financially in 40 Years?
Where Will You be Financially in 40 Years? http://bit.ly/2sm5rjN
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Managing the risks of your nonprofit’s special events with insurance
Not-for-profit special events can be lucrative from a fundraising standpoint, but they also carry significant risks. Proper insurance coverage can help protect your organization. Special event, special planning Risks associated with special events run the gamut from accidents and personal… Read More
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Accountants praised for role in SME mental health
Accountants praised for role in SME mental health – Public Accountant http://bit.ly/2uj8IwS