In this face paced electronic world, it can be easy for unscrupulous people to use stolen Social Security numbers, to file tax returns claiming a fraudulent tax refund. If you tried to electronically file your tax return and found out that someone had already electronically filed a tax return, with your social security number, you Read More…
Data from a survey of 261 leading U.S. companies, including 62 Fortune 100 companies, reveals they contributed more than $25 billion in total giving in 2013, equivalent to around 1 percent of pre-tax profits, or more than $600 per employee, according to an article in The Conversation. According to the 2014 Fundraising Effectiveness Survey, 43 Read More…
Do some Spring Cleaning and Help Your Community. Donate your Business Appropriate Clothing by 5/22/15, at our office, to empower unemployed individuals in need, in establishing economic independence. Your donation could help someone make that momentous first step towards a new future. Accepted items include New or Gently Used: Men & Women’s Business Suits Dress Read More…
Issuance of Uniform Guidance On December 19, 2014, the joint interim final rule was issued by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) implementing the Uniform Administrative Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements for Federal Awards at 2 CFR 200 (Uniform Guidance) in the Federal Register. This joint interim final rule incorporates the implementing regulations Read More…
Taxpayers pay a tax when they sell their business or investment property, and realize a gain on the sale. However, if the property is exchanged for “like-kind” business or investment property, the gain on the sale of the property will be deferred. Like-kind property is defined broadly. Exchanging a rental property for another rental property, Read More…
Edward J. Kurowicki, MBA, CPA/CFF, CVA, managing partner of Bedard, Kurowicki & Co., CPA’s (BKC) of Flemington, NJ has successfully completed the Certificate Program in Government Financial Management from Rutgers Business School – Graduate Division and the Department of Accounting and Information Systems. Ed founded Bedard, Kurowicki & Co., CPA’s, PC in 1992. Ed has Read More…
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Technology has led to significant changes in the way we work, substantial efficiencies in time savings, and increases in accuracy. Technology has also become the principal tool of fraudsters. We have evolved to a state where a computer is a required tool for the perpetration of fraud. That same technology offers challenges for the examiners Read More…
If you ask most business owners, “what software do you use to run your business”, the answer will be QuickBooks. The Desktop Version of QuickBooks is currently being used by thousands of small law firms. QuickBooks offers a Professional Services version of this popular software. Law firms require special handling of Client Trust Funds and Read More…
Normalization adjustments are unique to business valuation engagements. It is not uncommon for the valuator to make normalization adjustments. Normalization adjustments are intended to change certain financial data of a subject business to make the historical financial operations look like normal conditions so as to be on a consistent basis with comparable companies and what Read More…
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