The sale and merger of medical practices into larger medical groups or hospital networks is an ongoing trend that began almost a decade ago. A…
I enjoyed Michael Doron's article in the February CPA Journal (“The PCAOB as Third-party Payer”). The PCAOB as a third-party payer is—as the article correctly puts it—an…
The Risks of Fraud Collusion
Are We Only Looking at Lit Corners?
The Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE), in reporting on collusion in its 2018 Report to the Nations(http://bit.ly/2BIITfH), indicates that there is a direct correlation between…
I read with interest “First Look at the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act: Impact on Individual Charitable Giving” by Mark A. Nickerson in the April…
I read with interest the introduction to the June 2018 technology issue of The CPA Journal and the articles related to blockchain technology. I found the blockchain…
I have been following the virtual currency (VC) debate and marketplace for some years now, and would like to share my observations as a person…
The Computer Crime Research Center defines cyber-crime as “the commitment of crime using electronic technology means.” It can be a theft of assets, a destruction…
Ever since the double-entry bookkeeping system was created in 1340, accountants and business owners have been focused on the fidelity of financial reporting systems. The…
The Computer Crime Research Center defines cyber-crime as “the commitment of crime using electronic technology means.” It can be a theft of assets, a destruction…
In Brief As the U.S. economy continues to recover from the Great Recession, new technological developments are once again accelerating, as is corporate adoption of…
Overtime Pay for Staff Accountants I read with interest the article regarding overtime pay for staff accountants (The CPA Journal, December 2015, pp. 52–56). My…