CPAs point to better future
Tim Anderson, principal at the Schererville office of CliftonLarsonAllen, says businesses are seeking financial experts to help navigate pandemic response programs and forecast the rest of 2020.
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Best advice: Ask expert
Mark Bates, president of Pinnacle Insurance Group of Indiana in Crown Point, offers guidance about keeping employees safe as they come back to office after shelter-in-place orders.
Remote working simplified
Experts say companies that permitted remote working were ahead of the curve and prepared to deal with the impact of stay-at-home orders during the caronavirus crisis. Firms that weren’t, however, sought expertise to quickly adapt to the situation.
Time to reconnect
For every economic downturn, there’s a recovery, and experts say lulls are the best time to plan for the bounce back. Staying at home doesn’t mean standing still, experts said. Nor should it mean ending marketing efforts.
A memorable experience
Real-world work experience not only looks good on a resume, it helps students get a head start on their careers.
USDA grant will help state find ways to boost Indiana’s agriculture industry
A partnership between Indiana Grown and Purdue University could lead to new strategies to help the state’s agriculture industry make more money.
Evolving CPA offers more than number crunching
As technology gets more complex and business compliance requirements increase, CPAs find they need to offer more complex services to clients.
Tax time just around corner
With 2020 around the corner, Northwest Indiana experts say taxpayers should get a jump on tax-code changes both large and small.
Harbour Trust & Investment Co. partners with Purdue University Northwest in digital marketing competition
Purdue University Northwest is partnering with Harbour Trust & Investment Management Company in Michigan City for its first ever Digital Marketing Competition.
Kruggel Lawton CPAs opening Goshen office in October
Kruggel Lawton CPAs is expanding in Elkhart County with the opening of a full-service office in Goshen in October.