Last September, Deloitte was the target of a cyberattack that accessed data from a cloud-based email platform. Because of the company’s information security strategy – a cohesive program of services and tools to protect its data and... read more

After any disaster, like a tornado or wild fire, many people come forward to help victims. Unfortunately, however, these emergencies also bring out con artists who seek to exploit the situation using illegal scams. To help you avoid being conned... read more

As hurricane season begins, GSCPA wants to make sure our members are prepared. Georgians can prepare for the possibility of a hurricane making landfall by working with their family to create an emergency preparedness plan, or re-visiting one... read more

Millennials in the workforce are in for some unexpected and unknown rules of thumb that for the seasoned business person, come naturally. Negotiating a raise, more time off, or a promotion are just a few of the meetings new employees will need to... read more

With hurricane season underway, it’s a good idea for taxpayers to think about what they can do to be prepared should a hurricane or other natural disaster strike where they live. Here are a few helpful tips for taxpayers to keep in mind.... read more

“Make everything as simple as possible, but not simpler” – Albert Einstein Extremely insightful wisdom from arguably the greatest scientific mind in human history. The wisdom in Einstein’s words is applicable, not just to... read more

When the Georgia Legislative body passes legislation and it is signed into law by the Governor, it doesn’t always mean that law is effective immediately. Some laws are in fact effective upon signing, some are effective on the first day of... read more