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Maintain Strong Internal Controls in the Wake of COVID-19
While the current COVID-19 environment is very challenging, some companies are instituting positive changes that may actually yield a stronger, more-efficient and modern approach to internal controls.
By Daniel Miles and Aprille Bell
April 29, 2020
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by Daniel Miles
Daniel Miles, CPA, is Senior Manager for DHG Construction. DHG Construction works extensively with general contractors, specialty contractors, heavy/highway contractors, developers and owners, architects and engineers. We understand the complex tax and accounting requirements of firms with substantial investments in people and equipment. For more information, contact construction@dhg.com.
by Aprille Bell
Aprille Bell, CPA, is Managing Partner for DHG Construction and Real Estate. DHG Construction works extensively with general contractors, specialty contractors, heavy/highway contractors, developers and owners, architects and engineers. We understand the complex tax and accounting requirements of firms with substantial investments in people and equipment. For more information, contact construction@dhg.com.
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