EisnerAmper Podcast

5 Networking Tips Anyone Can Use

Engaging in small talk at a networking event can be enough to intimidate anyone. Isabella Brilliant, EisnerAmper HR specialist and Friends of the Firm administrator gives us her five proven tips for successful networking—along with a successful real-life example. As an added bonus, Isabella gives us an update on the Friends of the Firm recruiting program.

The 5 W’s of 1099s

In this episode, Tim Shuster, Jessie Cardona and Greg Bilecki, from EisnerAmper’s Private Business Services Group, discuss the who, what, when, where and whys of 1099 forms.

FMLA and Absence Management

In this episode of The Bottom Line, Jane Romanowski, from ADP, and Tim Schuster discuss the Family and Medical Leave act.

What Are The New Overtime Rules?

In this episode of The Bottom Line, Jane Romanowski, from ADP, and Tim Schuster discuss the new overtime rules.

Succession Planning Process: Growth and Values

Matt Kerzner and Tim Schuster discuss the third step in the process for succession planning, Growth and Values.

You’re Welcome to Send a Thank-You Note

In this Friends of the Firm podcast, we examine one of those little things that can make a big difference: the thank-you note. FOF Director and master connector Nkrumah Pierre shares his tied-and-true tips for what should be included in a thank-you note, the proper length, when to send one and more.

December 2019: Brexit Update

As we close out 2019, Robert Mirsky, head of EisnerAmper's London office and leader of the firm's Asset Management Group, takes a look at where we are in the Brexit process, the December U.K. general election, and what all this means for asset managers in both Great Britain and the U.S.

Year-End Planning

In this installment of “The Bottom Line,” EisnerAmper business consultant Tim Schuster offers company owners a few proactive things to think about as we approach the end of 2019. He covers taxes, budgeting, business structure and more.

Lessons Learned from the 2019 Tax Season

The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act changed the ground rules for both taxpayers and tax practitioners alike. In this podcast, Co-Leader of EisnerAmper’s Personal Wealth Advisors practice, Timothy Speiss, discusses what has surprised him the most, client sentiment, and what 2020 might have in store with respect to tax reform 2.0.

The Scourge of Occupational Fraud

Also known as workplace fraud, it includes assert misappropriation, corruption and financial statement fraud. While challenging to counter, this blog gives several effective tips to mitigate.