The Continuing Challenges of Forensic Accounting during COVID-19
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March 23, 2021On March 3, 2021, it was announced Robert Fowler, former Controller of Town and Country Ford in Evansville, Indiana, would…How Accounting Firms Can Give Back to their Communities
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March 10, 2021In the year 2020, approximately 42% of the United States’ CPAs are women and nearly 62% of all accountants and…Should Businesses Allow Pets in the Office?
March 7, 2021The pet-friendly office has been a recent HR trend meant to improve morale and decrease stress. According to Accountancy Daily,…The Necessity of 401(k) Cyber Theft Prevention
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March 1, 2021In April 2018, an employee of the Texas juvenile justice department was sentenced to 50 years in prison for stealing…Forensic Accounting and the Downfall of Al Capone
March 1, 2021Al Capone was the infamous head of Chicago’s organized crime during the Prohibition Era. Capone and his gang practically ran…