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New GASB requirements affecting government entities include financial reporting improvements and classification of nonfinancial assets.
As the food and beverage industry has served up big changes in recent years, Weaver’s strategies may help food, beverage and hospitality businesses navigate the leading trends of 2024.
Recently, The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB) released updates and clarifications to rules adopted in June 2023 for FY 2024. The updates apply to FY 2025 and include changes in four areas: Credentials of Value, Fundable Credentials, High-Demand Fields, and Methodology and Process Changes.
While higher education institutions enjoy federal income tax exemptions on most of their revenue, it can be challenging to figure out when taxes are due.
After ransomware attacks severely impacted Atlanta, Oakland and other major cities across the nation, the need for government agencies to improve cyber risk should have been clear.
Discover why communication, often seen as a 'soft skill,' is more than just innate talent. Explore the importance of training and development in our latest blog.
Find out how the new FAFSA form is likely to create challenges and opportunities for higher education institutions and families.
Find out about the key changes in the NCAA’s annual update to the Agreed-Upon Procedures Guide.
Finance professionals know that timeliness and accuracy of information is key. How can finance teams make the best use ChatGPT?
Weaver can assist Texas community colleges in developing solid data analytics infrastructure to prepare for the transition to new state funding requirements.
In an effort to strengthen cybersecurity in schools, organizations are offering support to enhance and strengthen their cybersecurity measures. Learn more.
Weaver walks you through each part of the annual comprehensive financial report (ACFR) to identify some of the most common errors in hopes that you can avoid them.
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