Under U.S. GAAP, an entity is presumed to be a going concern until the entity’s liquidation becomes impending. But what exactly does that mean? Going concern signifies that the company is financially stable enough to meet its current obligations and can continue operations for the foreseeable future. Don’t miss: COVID-19 leads to slow moving and …
Millions of retailers and manufacturers across the nation have dealt with pandemic shutdowns and capacity restrictions that have not only negatively impacted their bottom line, but also led to an increase in the levels of inventory on hand. Depending on the type of inventory, the aged inventory will likely require special attention and analysis to …
Have you ever had a unique, one-time transaction and wondered how it should be accounted for in your financial statements? Previously, U.S. GAAP included the concept of extraordinary items. However, this was eliminated as the FASB wanted to reduce the cost and complexity of preparing financial statements. With this elimination, the FASB kept a requirement …
If you have audited financial statements, you should be aware that the accompanying auditor’s report is soon going to have a new look under a new audit standard. This new standard will significantly change the form and content of the auditor’s report. Some of the main changes include revisions to the layout of the report, …
Over the years I have been very fortunate to work with some of the most successful startups throughout Arizona and the Southwest. Starting a business is challenging for many reasons but maintaining focus on the true opportunities in an environment of perpetual change can be particularly difficult. Establishing meaningful key performance indicators (“KPI’s”) is something …
Everyone knows issuing stock options and warrants is a great way to compensate employees and contractors for a job well done. These methods of compensation have been embraced by the startup community as a way to reward others without using up their much-needed cash. Issuing options and warrants to customers is a less common practice …
It is no secret when it comes time for your annual audit, there is a lot to get done in a short amount of time. We are well aware of how stressful and time consuming this can be – which is why we want to provide you with some tips and advice so the process …
There are generally three cost categories in construction: direct costs, indirect costs and general and administrative expenses (G&A). The word overhead is sometimes used interchangeably to describe indirect costs and G&A expenses. However, indirect costs should be thought of as field overhead while G&A expenses should be thought of as company overhead. G&A expenses are …
The added responsibility of managing an audit on top of your day-to-day responsibilities can feel like an inconvenience. But it helps to keep in mind the benefits of having an audit that truly outweighs the inconveniences: Provides a reasonable level of assurance (not 100%) Provides more credibility for selling a business or applying for funding …
LIBOR stands for London Interbank Offered Rate and is the average interest rate at which major global banks lend to one another. For the past few decades, it has been the benchmark interest rate for consumer loans worldwide, such as credit cards, car loans, adjustable-rate mortgages, and business loans as well as investment instruments such …