FAQ: Are IRS Audits One-Size-Fits-All?
April 12, 2015
written by Amy Shewmaker There are three main types of IRS audits: correspondence audits, office audits, and field audits. Correspondence audits are initiated by postal
written by Amy Shewmaker There are three main types of IRS audits: correspondence audits, office audits, and field audits. Correspondence audits are initiated by postal
written by Chris Griesemer Is your identity really as secure as you think it is? How big is your social media footprint? What the heck
written by Michael Wirth With the start of a new year comes the time for all individuals to begin gathering information about the prior year
One of the most valuable resources that our firm has to offer is our affiliation with Allinial Global, a network of more than 100 independent
Looking Ahead at 2015 and Beyond By the end of 2014, many were left with optimistic spirits for what the future holds. This feeling is
written by Chris Griesemer This month we will review a case study to learn how The Onion was hacked and review their security measures. In
When examining loan applications of potential small business borrowers, it’s important for lenders to consider the potential impact of deferred tax assets on a business’
Many community bankers would agree that loan agreements and debt covenants are very important tools for monitoring the status of loans and the activities of
written by Chris Griesemer Is your company vulnerable to attacks? Do you know what security questions to ask your vendors? How do you keep your
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