Recent Updates Regarding the Financial Data Transparency Act

By: Tim Lyons, CPA We want to keep you informed regarding recent updates - or really, lack thereof ...
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Key Highlights of GASB Statement No. 100

By: Tim Lyons, CPA, Partner As we approach June 30, 2024, we want to share some important information regarding a ...
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Recent Interim Final Rules Offer CSLFRF Guidance 

By: Hope Pendergrass, CPA, Partner The federal government has issued the 2023 Interim Final Rule and the Obligation Interim ...
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Does Your Portfolio Feel Like Groundhog Day All Over Again?

By: Jay Lucas Whether or not Punxsutawney Phil or General Beauregard Lee predicts an extended Winter or an ...
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Opioid Settlement Funds Accounting and Auditing Considerations

By: Tim Lyons, CPA, Partner BACKGROUND: The national opioid settlement that was finalized in March of 2022 clears the way ...
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Top 100 Firm Mauldin & Jenkins Names Six Professionals Partner

ATLANTA- August 31- Leading accounting and advisory firm Mauldin & Jenkins announced Thursday that six outstanding professionals have ...
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Athens’ Kiddie Carnival Is a Family Tradition for Volunteer Genny Besh

Visiting the Athens Lions Club’s Kiddie Carnival is a favorite summertime treat for families and kids throughout Northern ...
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FEMA Clarifies Project Approval and SEFA Recognition for Disaster Grants (AL #97.036)

By: Josh Carroll, CPA, Partner Background: Annually, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) publishes the Compliance Supplement. This document includes audit ...
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Three Tips From Your Accountant That Are as Good as Gold

By: Brian Carter, CPA Whether you're Irish or just love the holiday, there's no denying the joyous energy ...
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IRS Assessing Substantial ACA Reporting Penalties to Large Employers – Including Government Entities

By: Hope Pendergrass, CPA, and Charlotte Way, JD, LLM, CPA The Affordable Care Act (ACA) requires employers, including governments, with fifty ...
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FASB Makes a Final Decision on Two Lease Accounting Issues

By: Eric Vreeland, CPA The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) met on February 15, 2023, to discuss comments on ...
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Five Pitfalls to Avoid as Your Financial Institution Transitions to CECL

By: Ron Mitchell, CPA How comfortable are you with the updated CECL standards? Many financial institutions are struggling ...
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