Recently, we had clients receive emails from what appeared to be employees within their businesses. In these emails, the person made a seemingly legitimate payroll request for employee rosters with social security numbers to be emailed to them. These were fraudulent “spoofed” emails from criminals seeking to obtain confidential data.
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Topics: Email Scam, Fraud, Personal Data, Uncategorized
What is a network and what is networking?
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Topics: Business Development, Marketing, Networking, Uncategorized
March is a month of many activities – Pi Day, St. Patrick’s Day, the first day of spring, Good Friday and more. The month of March is also recognized as National Women’s History Month. There are many influential women serving the Atlanta community and as the month of March comes to a close we thought it seemed fitting to highlight a few of these impactful women who happen to have strong financial backgrounds.
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Topics: Uncategorized, Women Executives, Women History Month
From afar, the commercial lending process may appear comical. On one side of the desk you have the lenders, who want to manage their risk by loaning money to only successful business owners. On the other side of the desk, you have the business owners — many of whom believe they can’t truly become successful until they get the money!
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Topics: Commercial Lenders, Commercial Lending, Financials, Loans, Uncategorized
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Topics: ABL, Asset Based Lending, Lending, Uncategorized
The Section 199 deduction is often overlooked by business owners, perhaps because they’re not sure what it is. You may see it referred to as “the domestic production deduction,” or the “domestic production activities deduction” or “the manufacturers’ deduction.” Here are four more facts about this potentially valuable tax break:
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Topics: Deductions, Section 199, Tax, Uncategorized
The following is part two of a two-part article written by David Lee, CPA of Smith & Howard from an interview he had with Julie Ray, the CFO of Mount Paran Christian School.
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Topics: CFO, leadership, Nonprofits, Uncategorized
The following is part one of a two-part article written by David Lee, CPA of Smith & Howard from an interview he had with Julie Ray, the CFO of Mount Paran Christian School.
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Topics: careers, leadership, Nonprofits, Uncategorized
You’ve probably heard the song, “Love is a many-splendored thing.” Well, your company’s accounting software should be, too. That is, you’ve got to make sure your system does all of the big and little things necessary to efficiently and accurately track your financials.
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Topics: software technology, Uncategorized