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Originally imported from Japan in the 1980s, lean manufacturing continues to play a key role in every successful U.S. manufacturer. Lean companies make their products as efficiently as possible, using the least possible staff time, equipment and working capital.. Read More >>

What is a business worth? It depends on a lot of things. A better question is: What is a business worth to whom? Every valuation has a purpose, and different purposes require different standards of value. For example, if. Read More >>

A common operational defect occurs when employee benefit plans do not utilize the proper definition of “eligible compensation” when determining salary deferrals, matching contributions and employer discretionary contributions. Wide-Ranging Definitions The definition of “compensation” can be wide-ranging — covering. Read More >>

Fraudulent scams preying on unsuspecting victims have become ubiquitous. While more and more people are becoming increasingly aware of Internet schemes, the culprits are getting craftier in their beguiling tricks and traps. While all these scams seem to focus. Read More >>

Revenue Recognition Your Nonprofit Should Know Distinguishing the various types of nonprofit revenue transactions can be tricky, especially when it comes to contributions versus contract exchange revenue. And with the implementation of the new Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB). Read More >>

  President Trump has unveiled a basic outline for his tax plan, which many of the proposals are similar to those he touted during his campaign. While many of the details are still being negotiated, the basic outline significantly. Read More >>

Bober Markey Fedorovich (BMF) is pleased to announce that Theodore “Tod” Wagner, Managing Partner of our Cleveland Office, is being recognized for his distinguished volunteer service and leadership by The Association of Corporate Growth (ACG), a global organization focused. Read More >>

While the U.S. economy continues to improve, contractors must carefully watch their bottom lines. This means keeping track of how increases — or decreases — in profitability can affect your construction company. The following are ways for your company. Read More >>

Enacted in 1981 to encourage innovation, Congress introduced the Research & Experimentation Tax Credit (R&D Credit) for companies that incur research and development costs in the United States. Originally introduced in the Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981, this. Read More >>

Taxpayers that have a financial interest in – or signature authority over – foreign financial accounts with a combined balance greater than $10,000 are required to file an FBAR Report (Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts) annually with the Federal. Read More >>