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Tag Archives: Arizona
Tackling Long Range Budget Planning in the School District Environment
As we turn the calendar to January 2023, budget planning for fiscal year 2024 moves up on the priority “To Do” list. Aggregate Expenditure Limitation (AEL) challenges are glaring at Arizona school districts, which can make budget planning for the … read more
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Do I Need To Do a December Budget Revision?
You may be sitting in your office thinking, “Now what…do I really get a break?” You just submitted the many required reports to meet the October 15th deadline but are unsure of where to go from here. Now that you … read more
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Tagged 2023, accounting, Alex Cooksey, Arizona, budget, consulting, revision, school district
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Form 990 Basics – An Overview of the Required Information
As the Form 990 is required to be available for public inspection, it may be the public’s main source of information that is used to make determinations about your organization. Therefore, it is important that the information presented is kept … read more
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Tagged Arizona, Ashley Avena, financial statements, Form 990, nonprofit, NPO, public disclosure, tax return
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Appreciation in the Workplace
What is appreciation? Appreciation means “recognition and enjoyment of the good qualities of someone or something.” In the workplace, appreciation plays a crucial part in developing a positive and encouraging atmosphere. In return, appreciation can strengthen employee relationships and motivate employees … read more
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Tagged Alexis Diaz, appreciation, Arizona, culture, employees, great place to work, HR, Lexi Diaz, workplace
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Good Audit Evidence
As the nature of business and technology continues to advance, audits are also changing and developing. Auditors use professional judgment and professional skepticism to determine if evidence is sufficient and appropriate. Usually when you think of audit evidence, you may … read more
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Tagged aicpa, Arizona, audit, audit evidence, government, Kara Curtis, nonprofit, SAS, standards, Texas
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Deja Vu! – GASB 96
Many are currently working through the implementation of GASB 87, the new lease standard required to be implemented in fiscal year 2022. The net result of the standard is more lease agreements carried on the balance sheet, additional disclosures, and … read more
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Tagged Arizona, audit, Chris Goeman, Christopher Goeman, GASB, government, IT, San Antonio, SBITA, school district, subscription, technology, Texas
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Can Arizona School Districts Provide Food to Employees?
A school district may avoid providing food to employees given that the Attorney General Opinion I10-003 states school districts may not provide food to staff and community members when they are not on travel status. This would be considered a … read more
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Tagged Arizona, employee benefits, employee gifts, food, fringe benefits, Jessica Sanchez, school district
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