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Stonefield Josephson is an internationally recognized,
fast-growing and innovative leader in the field of accounting. Founded
in 1975, our California-based firm serves public and privately held
U.S. and international clients from offices in Los Angeles, Orange
County, San Francisco, East Bay, Silicon Valley and Hong Kong. We
were named by INSIDE Public Accounting in 2007 as the nation’s
third fastest-growing accounting firm. In addition to our key tax
and advisory service areas, we were listed by Bowman's Accounting
Report as one of “America’s Top 25 Auditors” of
2005, 2006 and 2007. Learn more about
us.
IFRSStarting to Prepare Now Can Save Your Firm Effort, Time and Money
by Sheri Oliveras-Lejman, Principal
With IFRS (International Financial Reporting Standards) rapidly becoming a dominant language of financial reporting worldwide, due to the increased globalization of commerce, it is important that your company begins assessing the impact of IFRS now... (more)
Slowing Economy May Handicap Efforts To Monitor Royalty Reporting and Collections
by Sid Blum, Principal
As the economic downturn prompts new rounds of corporate belt-tightening, companies selling intellectual property rights may find that staff and other operating cutbacks are seriously compromising their ability to monitor licensing-agreement compliance... (more)
Three
Ways to Minimize Your Company's Chances of an IRS Audit
by Rob Babek, Principal
Whether your business is profitable or unprofitable, if it's been
around long enough, chances are the IRS will eventually select yours
for an audit. Of course, there are certain red flags that will definitely
draw the attention of the IRS to your business and increase the
chances that you will be audited. Being aware of these three big
red flags can help minimize those chances... (more)
Maximizing
Your Audit Relationship is as Easy as 1-2-3and 4
by Marjorie Bailey, Principal
You've carefully selected an auditor who offers a competitive price,
pays sufficient attention to your firm's needs and understands your
industry. But if you truly want to make the most of your audit relationshipand
save yourself some money, your responsibilities are not yet over.
I recommend these four crucial steps to maximizing your audit relationship...
(more)
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