We all encounter ethical gray areas in our lives. We face them every single day. Ever wish you had guidelines for dealing with those gray areas in your life?

In early June King County Judge Mary Roberts issued her ruling and sided with the City of Seattle and against the Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce in a lawsuit trying to overturn the JumpStart payroll tax. This tax was passed in July 2020, and applies to every business in Seattle with a payroll above $7 million and at least one employee in Seattle with an annual compensation of $150,000 or more.

If one had to choose the question most frequently asked by CAMICO policyholders, the likely winner would be, “What should our policy limit be?” This is not an easy question to answer, which may explain why it is asked so often. The answer requires careful consideration of a variety of factors.

The WSCPA Financial Statement Review Committee provides WSCPA members a confidential and complimentary service for financial statement review. Learn more about the process for taking advantage of this service.

The global impact of COVID-19 has required accounting practice management teams and their corporate teams around the world to adapt quickly and recognize the importance of a robust disaster plan. But, what kinds of plans need to be created, and how should they be maintained and implemented in the "new normal"? One of the world's premier emergency response planners in small business shares best-practices for accounting firm management teams, corporate executives, and their teams.