Services: Audit & Assurance
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Pease & Associates CPAs is recognized in the TOP 300 Accounting Firms
CLEVELAND, OHIO, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, August 13, 2018 /EINPresswire.com/ – IPA Releases Ranking of Top 300 Firms – Transformative change is moving across…
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Structuring loans for S corp. shareholder basis planning opportunities
S corporation shareholders confront limitations in the amount of passthrough entity losses they may deduct from income. Understanding how basis is accurately calculated and…
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Brent Grover Joins Pease, CPAs in Innovative Leadership Role
May 1, 2018 – Cleveland, OH. Pease & Associates, CPAs announces an innovative alliance with Brent Grover, formerly of Evergreen Consulting LLC. In this…
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Income statement items warrant your auditor’s attention
Today’s auditors spend significant time determining whether amounts claimed on the income statement capture the company’s financial performance during the reporting period. Here are…
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5 common sources of substantive audit evidence
Do you understand how auditors verify account balances and transactions? This knowledge can minimize disruptions when the audit team visits your facilities and maximize…
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Got multiple locations? Expect auditors to keep a close eye on inventory
Do you remember the high-profile fraud that happened at drugstore chain Phar-Mor in the 1990s? Executives manipulated the company’s financial statements to hide approximately…
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Make budgeting part of your New Year’s resolution
It’s important to resist the temptation to rely on gut instinct or take shortcuts when budgeting for 2018. Creating a solid budget and business…
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How to conduct a year-end risk assessment
Auditors assess their clients’ risk factors when planning for next year’s financial statement audit. Likewise, proactive managers assess risks at year end. A so-called…
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4 questions to guide your prospective financial statements
CPAs don’t just offer assurance services on historical financial results. They can also prepare prospective financial statements that predict how the company will perform…
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Boardroom and management diversity adds value
Diversity in a company’s board of directors and its management team helps enhance corporate value. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) already requires limited…
