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Gross Mendelsohn Blog

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Fraudsters Love Lax Expense Reimbursement Policies

When it comes to fraud, the easiest path is the road most traveled, and in the nonprofit sector, expense reimbursement schemes are often the easiest avenue to navigate. Ranging from fraud amounts of a few dollars to thousands of dollars, fraudsters may...
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Top 3 Federal and State Real Estate Tax Credits

Real estate is an important part of any comprehensive financial portfolio, but when it comes to utilizing tax credits, many property owners continue to lose out. Despite the benefits, finding and applying applicable tax credits can be difficult and...
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Check Tampering 101: Never Pre-Sign Checks

As one of the most frequently committed white-collar crimes in the United States, check tampering is one of the most common fraud schemes in nonprofit organizations. Often committed by a fraudster who is involved in reconciling the organization’s bank...
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New Legislation Changes Partnership Audit Rules and Taxation

The Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015 (BBA), signed into law in November 2015, brought about major changes to the rules relating to IRS tax audits of partnerships.
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Billing Schemes: 3 Ways Fraudsters Can Cash In On Your Nonprofit

Despite what many of us would like to believe, fraud schemes continue to plague the nonprofit sector. Difficult to spot and even harder to catch, fraudsters are often employees with a degree of authority and can go years without detection, making fraud...
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Guidance for Protecting Your Overhead Rate from Overzealous Auditors

If your architecture, engineering or construction firm has been contracted to provide services to state or local governments, it’s imperative that you understand your firm’s indirect cost rate and how to navigate the FAR and AASHTO Audit Guide.
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