Where Did the Money Go?
You often hear cautionary tales of how money can bring out the worst in people.
Purchase Price Allocations – When Do You Need One and Why It Matters
If your company has just recently completed a business acquisition, the difference between the purchase price of the business and the net book value of the tangible assets acquired is just goodwill, right?
Personal Tax Season is Here – Are You Ready to File Your Return?
Personal tax season has arrived, and it is time to get ready to file your 2022 tax return!
Internal Audit Function: Consultants May Be the Key
While fraudulent behavior can occur at all levels of the organization, more than half of occupational frauds occur in (1) operations, (2) accounting, (3) executive/upper management, and (4) sales.¹
RRSP – It’s Not Too Late to Make Your Contribution for 2022!
One of the best tools to save for retirement is a Register Retirement Savings Plan (“RRSP”).
An Organization’s Internal Control Environment
What are Internal Controls? The preparation of reliable financial information is a key responsibility held by every company’s management and thus the accuracy of that information is imperative.
Whistleblower Channel: Common Features and the Importance to Your Organization
According to the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE), 51% of organizations have uncovered more fraud since the beginning of the pandemic, and 71% expect the level of fraud impacting their organizations to increase over the next year.¹
Does Your Business Have Strong Internal Controls to Avoid Inventory Theft?
Inventory can be a major component of current assets on the balance sheet, but is that number accurate?
Increasing the Selling Price of Your Business
The sale of a business can be one of the most critical and lucrative events in someone’s life.
No Smoking Gun? No Problem.
It is every investigative professional’s dream to uncover a “smoking gun” during an investigation. A “smoking gun” is the one irrefutable piece of evidence, too obvious for the subject of the investigation to deny.
