Author: Zac Morris

SWSFs: What They Are & How to Use Them Are you scratching your head about what to do with the Student Wellness and Success Funds (SWSFs) that just landed in your district’s coffers? Don’t worry. You’re not alone. House Bill 166, which was passed in July 2019, set in motion the effort to allocate $675 … Continued

GASB Statement 87 will soon change the way entities account for lease transactions. Keep reading to learn more.

From the minute you open your doors in the morning until the time comes to close up shop at night, running a successful business means that everybody has a job to do and everybody’s job is critical. Unfortunately, this fact just makes it that much harder to recover from the sting of losing a critical … Continued

Now that fiscal year 2017 has closed, consider taking a closer look at your capital assets and debt refunding – critical areas that are known to have more than their fair share of errors. Read on to learn more.

To receive Medicaid reimbursement, physical therapy occupational therapy and speech pathology and audiology services will have to be prescribed or referred by a licensed practitioner.

The Office of Management and Budget’s (OMB) Uniform Grant Guidance establishes key guidelines to point you in the right direction when taking your services out to bid. This list of "do's and don'ts" will help you stay in compliance.

What if I told you that, if you own real estate, you may be sitting on a mini treasure? The only thing missing is the key – and I know where you can find it. If you have purchased, constructed, remodeled, or expanded your business’ property since 1987 or have updated an existing property at … Continued

If you went home to find that someone broke in and took your valued possession, you’d notice, right? Would you, or anyone within your organization, notice if something came up missing from your evidence room? Probably not. Often the property and evidence room is a pretty low priority for you in terms of operation, staffing … Continued

You’ve got two rounds of cost reporting for the Medicaid School Program (MSP) under your belt. You might feel like you should be an old hand at the procedure by now, but process changes keep shifting the sands beneath your feet. Struggling to find terra firma, treasurers everywhere are thirsting for information about third round … Continued

At the end of your audit, you received a Letter on Internal Controls from your auditor. What is this and what does it mean to your organization? One of the fallouts of Sarbanes-Oxley is the requirement of publicly traded companies to maintain adequate internal control systems. And, privately held companies must follow suit. The AICPA, … Continued