Internal controls are not typically a topic at management meetings until fraud occurs in the company or is in the news. The idea of fraud happening in business is generally considered preposterous; we all have trustworthy employees and appropriate controls. However,...
The professional services industry is feeling the impact of the COVID-19 crisis in a variety of ways. Firms are adjusting to remote working and new client engagement models, all while navigating demands in the face of growing uncertainty.
According to IBISWorld, most professional service firms’ revenue has been adjusted to decline in 2021 due to a falling demand and tighter budgets. The professional services industry is facing how best to reconfigure, rethink and redirect its energies in the future.
Choosing the right type of entity structure for your business can be a complicated process. Numerous factors go into making this decision. It is critical to understand the business structure options available to you, each option’s tax implications, and when each is most appropriate for your business.
COVID-19 has presented various challenges for professional services firms in 2020, unlike anyone could have foreseen. We understand the professional services industry since we are part of it ourselves.
Buying another construction company can be an attractive way to grow your revenue base.