Publications
Articles
Accounting Profession
Bridging the Gap - Helping the Millenium Generation Find Bliss at the Firm
CPA Practice Management Forum, February 2009
Members of the Millennium generation, otherwise known as Gen Y, most commonly defined as the more than 70 million Americans born from 1977 to 2002, are now graduating from college. Request this publication »
Professional Management of Today's CPA Firm Offers Focus, Discipline and Skill Sets to Grow a Thriving Business
Inside Public Accounting, April 2007
David Katri interviewed
While most CPA firms are led by MP’s who’ve risen through the ranks, some firms are reaping the rewards of professional management. Request this publication »
Consulting
SAS 112 - Your Management Comment Letter Might Be Getting Longer
Washington CPA, May/June 2007
Let’s face it – no one has perfect internal controls. When your outside auditors make their annual visit, internal control deficiencies they find are noted in a “management comment” letter, which is a typical by-product of the annual financial statement audit.
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Life Sciences
Startup capital sources can dictate future
Puget Sound Business Journal, March 2007
One of the biggest concerns for new biotech companies is how and where they will find funding to pursue their research. Request this publication »
Not-for-Profits
Tax Form 990 changes offer chance to disclose broadly
Puget Sound Business Journal, May 2009
Most tax-exempt organizations, including charities, credit unions, social clubs and trade associations, are now being required – through the IRS's new Form 990 – to disclose some very detailed financial information about the organization and its top employees to anyone who takes the time to look Request this publication »
Taxes
Tax Complexities of Hiring a Non-Resident Alien
King County Bar Association - Bar Bulletin, May 2010
by Jennifer Mace
With the increasing globalization of companies, it is advantageous for companies to understand the tax implications of sending a foreign national to work in the United States.
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Running for the border
CMA Management, October 2009
by Dan Cassidy and Arthur Azana
With only a friendly border between Canada and the United States and more than 300 miles potential customers, it's tempting for a Canadian company to consider doing business with its southern neighbor.
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Complying with Uncle Sam
INTHEBLACK magazine, August 2009
by Dan Cassidy and Theo Sakell
There are definite opportunities and challenges to doing business in the U.S. The first challenge, and perhaps the biggest, is dealing with the complex US tax laws.
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Green manufacturing helps the planet and saves on taxes
Portland Business Journal, June 2008
It's no secret that "green" is in. For manufacturers, going green not only provides a way to help preserve the environment and gives them something to tout before potential customers, it can also offer ways to save taxes.
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Newsletters
Clark Nuber's e-Newsletter
Our e-newsletter is emailed to subscribers every other week. The topics vary in each e-newsletter and may include information on business and personal tax, finance, operations, marketing, human resources, and technology. We hope the information will help you to be more productive and profitable in your business and personal lives. At the very least, we hope you enjoy it. Request this publication »
Not-for-Profit Newsletter
The Not-For-Profit Newsletter is published by Clark Nuber quarterly and contains current topics of interest to the not-for-profit community. The articles are written by our own staff and are tailored to the relevant needs of our not-for-profit clients and friends. Request this publication »