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How much will your business lose to fraud this year?
If you don’t have good internal controls, your business could lose a lot. According to the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE) 2018 Report to
CECL Adoption: A Complex Journey for Credit Unions
Financial institutions gained some breathing room last summer when the implementation deadline for the new CECL reporting standard was pushed to 2022 for non-publicly traded
Key Steps for Preparing a Business for Sale
It’s your largest asset and one that you have spent a lifetime building. Preparing your business for sale may seem daunting, but one thing is
Maine and Connecticut Adopt Paid Family and Medical Leave
Last month we told you about the approaching effective date for the new Paid Family and Medical Leave law in Massachusetts. Since then, both Connecticut
ARB Hosts Annual Spring Externship, Experience ARB
Experience Career. Experience Culture. EXPERIENCE ARB Albin, Randall & Bennett, CPAs, a firm known for providing savvy and sensible advice to growing businesses and
ARB Proudly Sponsored and Participated in the hear ME now! Annual “Break the Sound Barrier” Ski Race
On Sunday, March 3, 2019, ARB was a proud sponsor and participant in the hear ME now! 17th Annual “Break the Sound Barrier” Ski Race. ARB’s
The CARES Act: A Closer Look at Charitable Contributions
For individuals, businesses, and nonprofit organizations alike, the time to consider long-term plans for economic recovery is now. As the COVID-19 crisis continues, we want
Senate Passes COVID-19 Relief Package
Update: The House of Representatives voted to approve the Senate bill on Thursday, April 23. It will now go to President Trump, who is expected
The CARES Act: A Closer Look at Certain Provisions for Businesses
We’re now more than two weeks out from the enactment of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Securities Act (CARES Act), legislation that put $2.2
The CARES Act: A Closer Look at Provisions for Individuals
The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Securities Act (CARES Act), enacted a little over two weeks ago, put $2.2 trillion in relief funds into action
The CARES Act, Section 2206: Exclusion of Certain Employer Payments of Student Loans
The COVID-19 pandemic has certainly set a somber tone for our current news media. But there’s one player among headlines that may hold a silver