SingleTrackAccounting

OCTOBER 13, 2021

Recent news has been calling out big tech such as Facebook for it’s ethical choices in the face of a whistleblower who ousted the company for repeatedly choosing profit over people and buying out the “little guys” who try to compete with the conglomerate. While Facebook’s ethics have been a topic of controversy for some time, we can’t help but wonder how their size affects small businesses and what we can do to stand out.

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AccountingDepartment

OCTOBER 13, 2021

This past week, AccountingDepartment.com Business Development Representative, Shawn Marcum attended the Entrepreneurs' Organization (EO) Xcentric event in New Orleans, LA.

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SkagitCountyTaxServices

OCTOBER 13, 2021

Any of you Skagit County business owners remember those halcyon days when you could “talk a little business” with somebody while traveling … and then you got to write off the whole getaway on your taxes? Even if that ever really happened, that ain’t today. Now, the good folks at the IRS pull against their leashes to get at businesspeople who try to finagle an on-the-job tax deduction – and the taxman’s very best friend can be your own sloppy records.

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RitaKeller

OCTOBER 13, 2021

“We can – and need to – focus on the right things now, so employees know the company is prepared to invest in their success.” – Sharlyn Lauby. According to a recent survey from Sharlyn Lauby ( @HRBartender ) the top two reasons employees would leave an organization are: Increased opportunities for advancement. Better compensation and benefits.

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Withum

OCTOBER 13, 2021

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FraudFiles

OCTOBER 13, 2021

Internal fraud is a huge risk to companies. Experts estimate that on average it costs companies 3% to 5% of revenue each year. When profit margins are thin, internal fraud can literally put some companies out of business. Executives are prone to underestimating the amount of fraud that exists within their companies. They want to believe that their internal controls are better, their employees are more honest, and their ability to stop fraud is more effective than that of executives at other comp

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