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  You can never be too busy to review warehouses layouts and how employees move around the space. Awkward or repetitive movements by employees, oversized packages, and disorganized layouts can slow down productivity and even lead to medical and. Read More >>

There aren’t many instances when the accounting industry faces a game changer. But with the new Revenue Recognition Standard FASB has put in place, that’s exactly what every company will experience in its day-to-day accounting practices. To make sense. Read More >>

The ERISA requirements for delivering retirement plan information to participants are extensive — and potentially expensive. As a plan sponsor, you must deliver multiple disclosures to participants on a regular basis, ranging from plan notices to quarterly benefit statements.. Read More >>

Earlier this year, the Auditing Standards Board (ASB) issued an exposure draft of a proposed change to the auditing standard which, if adopted, would make radical changes in audit reports for employee benefit plans.  BMF, as a well-recognized industry. Read More >>

When it comes to fraud in an organization, credit cards are frequently a fraudster’s tool. Because the use of credit cards is so commonplace today, there’s always the risk of improper charges to your account. Credit card misuse could. Read More >>

Summer is almost over and back-to-school shopping is right around the corner.  For the third year in a row, The Ohio Department of Taxation has announced a sales tax holiday to help reduce the back-to-school blow to your wallet.. Read More >>

Originally imported from Japan in the 1980s, lean manufacturing continues to play a key role in every successful U.S. manufacturer. Lean companies make their products as efficiently as possible, using the least possible staff time, equipment and working capital.. Read More >>

What is a business worth? It depends on a lot of things. A better question is: What is a business worth to whom? Every valuation has a purpose, and different purposes require different standards of value. For example, if. Read More >>

A common operational defect occurs when employee benefit plans do not utilize the proper definition of “eligible compensation” when determining salary deferrals, matching contributions and employer discretionary contributions. Wide-Ranging Definitions The definition of “compensation” can be wide-ranging — covering. Read More >>

Fraudulent scams preying on unsuspecting victims have become ubiquitous. While more and more people are becoming increasingly aware of Internet schemes, the culprits are getting craftier in their beguiling tricks and traps. While all these scams seem to focus. Read More >>