Federal Court Rejects FTC’s Noncompete Agreement Ban
In April 2024, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) approved a groundbreaking rule that would have prohibited most noncompete agreements with employees ...
Office Supply Fraud Is Sneaky but Preventable
Office supply scams are a tricky type of vendor fraud that generally use behavioral psychology and often depend on poor intraoffice communications ...
Summertime Activities That Can Yield Tax Savings
As summer, a season often associated with relaxation and fun comes to a close, it's important to remember that it's not too late to capitalize on ...
Section 174 Update: Immediate Research Expensing Is Back
Updated October 8, 2026. This article was originally published in August 2024 and has been revised to reflect the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. For ...
Benefits and Tax Implications of Athlete Employment
Institutions are grappling with significant changes around athlete employment status in the rapidly evolving landscape of collegiate athletics. The ...
Boost Your Bottom Line by Understanding Your Internal Audit
For many, the word "audit" conjures up images of tax auditors camping out in dark offices or reading intimidating letters from the IRS. However, an ...
End Purchase Order Chaos with a Structured Approval Process
Many businesses struggle with procurement, whether hiring contractors, buying equipment, or paying vendors. Here are some tips for streamlining your ...
Best Practices for Expense Reporting
Effective expense reporting is essential to maintaining rigorous financial controls critical to any business's profitability. Monitoring employee ...
IRS Ramps Up Compliance Enforcement Against Certain Businesses
The Inflation Reduction Act provided the IRS with billions of dollars of additional funding to reduce the so-called “tax gap” between what taxpayers ...