Financial statements issued by companies, government entities or organizations can be invaluable tools in fraud deterrence. But too often, the people in charge don’t bother to read these statements on a regular basis, and those who do often don’t understand what they are reading. Understanding your financial statements, and knowing what to look for, are… Read more »
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A Disaster Recovery Plan Can Help your Business Survive a Disaster
Disasters are in the news every day. Tornadoes. Hurricanes. Sinkholes. Floods. Fires. As a matter of practice, you’ve probably insured your home, your business, your health and your very life in the event disaster strikes. But what do you actually do when the immediate threat has passed? Do you have a disaster recovery plan in… Read more »
Fraud Deterrence Starts with You
As a reasonable and intelligent business owner who employs reasonable and intelligent employees, you might think fraud deterrence programs are unnecessary. It’s a given that everyone knows they’re not supposed to steal from their employer, right? And they also understand that as the boss, you get certain perks to which they are not entitled. It’s… Read more »
Business Valuation Reveals What Your Business is Really Worth
Something has come up and you need to know what your business is worth. Do you need the advice of a business valuation expert to figure this out or can you do it on your own? The business down the street sold for $10 million, the former owner claims. Your business is about half the… Read more »
Fraud Investigations Reveal Trusted Employees Often at Fault
It’s in the headlines nearly every day — stories about fraud investigations that reveal the theft of hundreds of thousands and even millions of dollars from local businesses, government agencies and charitable organizations. And who’s to blame? Too often the culprit is a long-time trusted employee. “The person responsible for defrauding the company frequently is… Read more »
