To defend against increasingly sophisticated cyber threats, professional services companies can adhere to best practices for cybersecurity and data protection. They can develop detailed risk assessment and incident response plans to safeguard their business and keep pace with evolving compliance regulations.
How do nonprofits plan to capitalize on these positive changes and turn them into opportunities for future growth? Technology has been a critical element in the nonprofit response to COVID-19, helping enable remote work and streamline program delivery.
The real estate industry is transforming. Greater penetration of e-commerce, ongoing supply chain disruptions, changes in consumer spending habits, the desired location of first-time homebuyers, the shift from in-office to remote work, and the increased use and reliance on technology are forces converging on the industry and forcing investors and owners to change traditional ways of doing business.
Now is the time for government contractors to familiarize themselves with the new standard, mitigate the impact of resource constraints on implementation, navigate the allowability of costs, and otherwise move past hurdles to prepare for compliance.
FASB simplifies purchase accounting for deferred revenue, enhancing comparability in the pre-acquisition and post-acquisition periods.
The start of a new tax filing season often brings with it longer hold times with the IRS, as taxpayers and their tax preparers inundate phone lines with questions and concerns. But the 2022 filing season promises to be particularly challenging…
The ongoing Provider Relief Fund (PRF) disbursement serves as a reminder to report your previous PRF payments and, if you want the feds to recalculate your most recent payment, make sure it’s worth an audit risk.
How do nonprofits plan to capitalize on these positive changes and turn them into opportunities for future growth? Technology has been a critical element in the nonprofit response to COVID-19, helping enable remote work and streamline program delivery.
More than two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, supply chain disruptions have taken many forms spanning all industries — including restaurants. At the top of their list of challenges are food, supply and labor shortages that weigh on consumer prices, the dining experience, and talent retention.