Archive for September 2017
7 Steps to Take Your Business to the Next Level
Want to motivate your team to achieve next-level results? Keep these seven business tools in mind.
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Building an Advisory Board: A Young Tech Company’s Wish List
When building an advisory board, you must think about the areas in which your current team is lacking in expertise. Do you have the right key players?
Read MoreTransfer Pricing Considerations: How to Plan and Win on International Taxes
As you be gin to audit your financial documentation, you should keep various transfer pricing considerations in mind.
Read MoreASC 606 Revenue Recognition Series: Identifying the Contract with the Customer (Part II)
In ASC 606: Revenue from Contracts with Customers (ASC 606), the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) established a five step process for revenue recognition. The first step in this process is to identify the contract with the customer. While this may seem simple, there are many considerations that must be taken into account. FASB defines…
Read MoreLawyers, Don’t Walk Away from Money: Research and Development Credits Might Apply to You
Lawyers who think Research & Development Tax Credits are only for manufacturers might be missing out on money for themselves. Credits worth more than…
Read More10 Common Problems When Reporting Time and Effort on Federal Grants
For most nonprofit organizations, personnel salary is among the largest costs of federal grants. Proper documentation of charges for compensation, or “time and effort reporting,” is critical for proper grant compliance and the avoidance of audit findings or cost disallowances. The new 2 CFR 200 guidance released in 2014 was the first update to these rules in approximately…
Read MoreAmazon’s Whole Foods Acquisition: The Latest Game Changer for Developers
What does Amazon’s Whole Foods acquisition mean for real estate developers, owners and investors active in the grocery-anchored shopping center market?
Read MoreInspector Gadget: How Mobile Inspections Will Save You Time and Money
Inspections can cost a lot of time and money, whether you’re performing them to keep residents safe, maintain unit condition or simply position yourself for continual funding. Plus, your housing authority must complete all work orders stemming from property inspections by funders from the state, Real Estate Assessment Center, private banks and equity firms. Employees…
Read MoreHousing Authority Software: How to Choose the Right Stuff
Agencies today can live or die on their housing authority software. For agency employees in particular, these systems are vital to critical processes. It’s integral you select the right one. Does your current set-up boost or halt efficiency? If it’s the latter, act now to begin updating your software. Adopting a new system requires a…
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