- CRI Merges in GeorgiaSouthern Georgia CPA firm BowenPhillips has joined the ranks of CRI, and CRI now boasts two new locations in Tifton and Valdosta. The new team members enhance CRI's healthcare and agribusiness expertise. It just adds up!
- 2012 Fiscal Fitness TipsTwo of the ten most common New Year's resolutions include physical and fiscal fitness. The CPAs of CRI are ready with financial tips to prepare you for the upcoming year. Start by preparing a realistic annual budget...
- Map: New Hire CreditThe New Hire Retention Credit entitles business to a tax credit for qualified new employees who were retained for at least 52 consecutive weeks. Who qualifies under the HIRE Act? CRI's CPAs and business advisors have the answers.
- Make Heads or Tails: 1099BHaving to pay capital gains tax is one of the downsides to selling stocks and realizing gains outside of a retirement account. The good news? Form 1099-B is changing and becoming more user friendly.
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No Missing Forensic Pieces
Almost 50% of fraudulent behavior is reported by a co-worker. Does your company have the right mechanisms in place to help your team sound the alarm regarding suspicious activities? CRI's forensic accountants can offer a hand. -
Don't Slip on Retention
Do you have questions about how long you should keep tax returns, employment applications, and general ledgers? Check out CRI's Record Retention Schedule for general guidelines, and call the CPAs of CRI with any specific question.
Complimentary Fraud Consultation
When the economy is declining, cases of fraud are increasing. Now is the time to evaluate your business' risk of fraud. CRI's forensic accountants are trained to identify weaknesses in internal controls related to fraud prevention and fraud detection. Basic checks and balances may often be easily implemented to strengthen internal controls for a minimal cost.
CRI's Record Retention Schedule
Do you have questions about how long to retain documents including general ledgers, depreciation schedules, cancelled checks, property records, and tax returns? A general rule of thumb is to keep records per the three-year statute of limitations rule (plus an extra year for cushion), but be sure to review CRI's full Record Retention Schedule.
Learn more from the CPAs of CRI about the payroll tax cut extension, 12 tips for fiscal fitness this year, and the new hire retention tax credit.
Attend CRI seminars and special events throughout the South - governmental audit updates, construction accounting seminars, or DCAA contracting events.
CRI's Leadership Academy and CPE Week offer unique career opportunities for recent accounting graduates and experienced professionals.
Visit CRI's location closest to you in one of eight states – Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Texas.
