In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, through the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act and the Paycheck Protection Program and Health Care Enhancement Act (PPPCHE), the federal government allocated $178 billion in payments to be distributed...
If You Received More Than $750,000 of HHS Funding, You Are Subject to a Uniform Guidance Audit
Why Testing is Important for Pensions
As auditors, we are always busy performing different types of testing, especially controls and compliance-based test work. While there is a common stigma about auditors and audits in general, and they have a “gotcha” sort of mentality, there is a tremendous benefit that a company can derive from the work they perform. The truth is, our goal is to ensure that companies and organizations are complying with rules and regulations so that they can avoid costly errors, especially when it comes to defined contribution pension plans.
Why Serve on a Nonprofit Board?
2018 Global Study on Occupational Fraud and Abuse
NYS Cemetery Reminder: Annual Report Revisions and Updates
Back-to-School: It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year! Not for some.
An Update on the Free & Reduced School Lunch Program
Charity Navigator
Donating Sick Time
Same-Day ACH Payments
Why Testing is Important for Pensions
Jul 30, 2020
As auditors, we are always busy performing different types of testing, especially controls and compliance-based test work. While there is a common stigma about auditors and audits in general, and they have a “gotcha” sort of mentality, there is a tremendous benefit that a company can derive from the work they perform. The truth is, our goal is to ensure that companies and organizations are complying with rules and regulations so that they can avoid costly errors, especially when it comes to defined contribution pension plans.
Why Serve on a Nonprofit Board?
Jun 26, 2019
In today’s faced-paced business world, it’s challenging to find or make the time to serve our communities and give back. With thousands of nonprofit organizations existing on Long Island and in and around New York City, chances are you know someone who serves on a...
2018 Global Study on Occupational Fraud and Abuse
Jun 12, 2018
Introduction Occupational fraud is fraud committed against an organization by its own officers, directors, or employees. This type of fraud is the most prevalent type of fraud against an organization and its assets. Data gathered shows that occupational fraud occurred...
NYS Cemetery Reminder: Annual Report Revisions and Updates
Nov 7, 2017
The New York State Division of Cemeteries released a revised annual financial report form this year for regulated cemeteries to complete. It is a requirement for all cemeteries to fill out this form, including cemeteries that submit audited or reviewed financial...
Back-to-School: It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year! Not for some.
Aug 30, 2017
It’s almost that time of the year… back-to-school! Summer is wrapping up and the new school year will be right around the corner. It will be a good time for children to see their friends again and meet their new teachers. However, it is also important for parents and...
An Update on the Free & Reduced School Lunch Program
May 15, 2017
Eating a healthy breakfast and lunch is an important aspect of a child’s nutrition, and studies have shown that students who eat healthy diets perform better in school than children with unhealthy diets. The National Education Association (NEA) has published facts...
Charity Navigator
Apr 6, 2017
Charity Navigator (CN) is non-profit organization that evaluates charities in America. The CN team assesses charities based on their financial and non-financial performance as well as their transparency with sharing its information to the public. Its goal is to...
Donating Sick Time
Dec 8, 2016
Donating sick time to fellow employees or faculty in the workplace is an act that shows compassion for others who may need it more. A co-worker is diagnosed with a severe illness, requiring them to have surgery and not be able to work for several months. They don’t...