THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2020
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The Balance Sheet
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February 2020
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A risk management publication for accounting professionals
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Risk Management Tip
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Your Client Asks for Records: What Should You Do?
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Although we like to believe that clients are happy with our services into perpetuity, the unpleasant scenario occasionally arises when a client decides to part ways and request the return of his or her records.
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Tips from the Bar
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In this month’s Tips from the Bar, Alex A. Graft, Esq. and Kendall A. Layne, Esq., Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith LLP discuss The Importance of Documentation and Record Retention.
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News from the Profession
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The First Time Abatement Procedure (FTA): The Modern-Day Eraser
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Prior to the advent of the Excel spreadsheet, accountants plied their trade utilizing pencils and paper. In some respects, the most unique aspect of that pencil was its eraser.
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Claim Study
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Documentation and Retention
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A wise precept to follow is, “Failure to document means it never occurred.”. Documentation helps to establish the facts. Make sure your files actually show what happened. It will go a long way if and when a claim is made.
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Ask Adele
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In this month’s feature, Adele responds to the question: Does my policy provide coverage if I receive a subpoena related to my professional services?
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Risk Management Highlight
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How to Mitigate and Manage Exposure to Conflicts of Interest
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Accountants and accounting firms are at risk for liability-related exposures to conflicts of interest.
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