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Tag Archives: CPA
Christopher Heinfeld Joins Arizona State Board of Accountancy Advisory Committee
HeinfeldMeech is pleased to announce that Christopher W. Heinfeld, CPA has been appointed to sit on the Accounting and Auditing Advisory Committee of the Arizona State Board of Accountancy. Christopher is an audit partner in HeinfeldMeech’s Tucson office and began … read more
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Tagged Accounting and Auditing Advisory Committee, Arizona State Board of Accountancy, audit, Christopher Heinfeld, CPA, CPA firm
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Data, Data and More Data – How to Make it Work for You!
In the past, decision-making was much simpler, but we often got it wrong because although we knew a lot about one or two options, we didn’t know what our other choices were or we made poor choices anyway. A historic … read more
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Tagged Arizona, CPA, data analysis, data bias, data management, Melanie Askew, school district
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Auditor Prepared Financial Statements – What Your School District Needs to Know
A few years ago, I recorded a video blog on The Do’s and Dont’s of Reviewing Your School District Audited Financial Statements. This blog reviewed key information that your school district should know in order to perform a thorough and … read more
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Tagged AFR, Arizona, auditor, CAFR, CPA, financial statements, independent, non-attest service, review, Sara Kirk, school district
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Are You Ready for PPP 2.0?
On December 27, 2020 a new COVID-19 relief bill was signed into law. This relief bill contains a new version of the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) and some updates to the old PPP that are important as well. New funding … read more
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Tagged Arizona, COVID-19, CPA, loan, Michael Lauzon, nonprofit, not-for-profit, NPO, paycheck protection program, Payroll Protection Program, PPP
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Will I Still Be Helping Others in the Future (or Do I Have a Going Concern)?
Many people view going concern disclosures as a death sentence and last resort for their organization’s annual financial statements. These disclosures are daunting and appear extreme but are relevant and potentially necessary given the recent COVID-19 stay-at-home orders and economic … read more
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Tagged accounting, COVD-19, CPA, FASB, financial report, going concern, Jared Young, nonprofit, NPO
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Getting Your Organization Ready for Remote Auditing
Every year, the accounting profession takes another evolutionary step to meet the changing demands of our technologically advancing world. The current health crisis has highlighted the importance of up-to-date technology to help perform work efficiently and effectively from any location. … read more
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Tagged Arizona, CPA, government, nonprofit, NPO, Patrick Copeland, remote auditing, remote working, technology
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