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New Audit Standard for Employee Benefit Plans Casts Bright Light on Role of Fiduciary
As a new auditing standard becomes effective this year for most employee benefit plans, individuals charged with managing and administering plans should be aware of their responsibilities as plan fiduciaries.
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The Effects of COVID-19 on Government: A Path Forward
In this article, we will examine the issues governments still face and will focus on the opportunities as we look to emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic.
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‘Group of Plan’ Arrangements Offer Cost Savings for 401(k) Sponsors
sponsors are familiar with solutions like multiple employer plans (MEPs) and pooled employer plans (PEPs). But one of the least well-known plans may be the most effective solution for plan sponsors who are looking to cut costs and maintain local service and plan design flexibility – the “group of plans” arrangement.
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Nature & Function Through The Eyes Of A Nonprofit
Nonprofit organizations now have to report expenses by their nature and function. Are you ready?
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SAS 114: Essential Information May Be Hiding In Plain Sight
What the heck is a SAS 114 letter and why are you getting one? Read on to find out.
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An In-Depth Look at the Construction Forecast for 2022
Experts foresee compound annual growth across almost all construction segments, particularly, water supply, S&WD and transportation.
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Concern About Cyber Threats Heightened by Russian Invasion
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has involved comprehensive cybersecurity attacks, both military in origin as well as activist oriented.
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Important Update: New Requirements for Partnerships & S Corporations
On January 18, 2022, the IRS issued important updates to the instructions related to filing the new Schedules K-2 and K-3 for tax year 2021 for partnerships and S corporations.
May 11, 2022
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Plain & Simple | Spring 2022
Reflecting on our previous issue of Plain & Simple, a lot of the issues people were dealing with last Fall still remain true, including labor shortages and supply chain issues. Only now we’ve also added inflation that hasn’t been seen in years, rising fuel and energy prices, and general uncertainty around global security and the global economy.