Private companies typically do not audit their books unless an outside party requires it. Audits are a material expense and require great effort. The bank is typically the first party to require an ...

The degree audit compares a student's courses against the specific requirements in place for a student's degree program. Audits may be run at any time, including "what-if" audits for students who are ...

For many staff auditors, the very mention of working paper review is enough to make their hair stand on end. No matter how thoroughly they perform an audit procedure, they know if their documentation ...

The security of any organization's data and systems can often be compromised by seemingly benign entities—third-party contractors, vendors and outsourced service partners. While these external ...

Editor’s note: The information contained in this article is specific to the auditing and assurance landscape on or about the date it was authored, including references to Generally Accepted Auditing ...

Tax advisors are almost uniform in their guidance that if a partnership can elect out of the new rules they should do so. This election must be made each year on the original IRS Form 1065 and, unless ...

Students and Advisors (through the Test Student View) can utilize Stellic functionality to “try on” programs to see how existing coursework and degree requirements are impacted. Users can “Explore” ...

In August, the Federal Bar Association Section on Taxation held an informative roundtable on the IRS’s new large partnership compliance or LPC program. One of the speakers, Maria Dolan with the IRS’s ...