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Adoption of ASU 2016-01 – Financial Instruments

By K·Coe Editorial | June 5, 2019

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By Kati Barnhill Many community banks have early adopted ASU 2016-01 – Financial Instruments – in which equity securities, with readily determinable fair values, are marked to fair value each quarter. While the ASU does not become effective until December 15, 2019, it can be advantageous to early adopt as …

Accepting Private Flood Insurance

By K·Coe Editorial | June 5, 2019

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By Chuck Marshall The concept of private flood insurance, and the ability to utilize it, is not a new one. Guidance around its use was included in the 2007 National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) Mandatory Purchase of Flood Insurance Guidelines. However, the use of private flood insurance was rare, regulatory …

California’s Employee Classifications to Undergo Reevaluation with Approval of AB 5

By K·Coe Editorial | June 4, 2019

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With the approval of California’s Assembly Bill 5 – which classifies the recent Dynamex court decision to use stricter ABC testing for determining independent contractor status – many businesses could face consequences regarding employee classification under the new rules should it next pass in the state Senate. What is Assembly …

K·Coe Isom Announces Two New Principals

By K·Coe Editorial | May 22, 2019

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May 22, 2019 – K·Coe Isom, a national business advisory firm focused on food and agriculture, announced the appointment of two firm leaders as principals: Brent Bright and Dusty Marquardt. Commenting on the principals promotions, K·Coe Isom CEO Jeff Wald said, “Brent and Dusty provide a specialized level of business …

Producers Yielding Power from Big Data

By K·Coe Editorial | May 21, 2019

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If you’re still using Excel and other software programs to track crop rotation and inputs, but are struggling to tally the full costs involved in all the crops you grow, you are missing out on the total profitability picture. Running your business without complete and accurate data is certain to …

How Working Capital Can Make or Break You

By K·Coe Editorial | May 20, 2019

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Today’s ag environment shows commodity prices are below break-even for some operators, while barely budging the break-even level for others. Economists have referred to this situation as “a grinder effect.” Meaning, the profitability level is grinding away at working capital little by little. Ultimately, this effect impacts the efforts needed …

Coaching: The Big Payoff Most Businesses Don’t Expect

By K·Coe Editorial | May 15, 2019

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By Danielle McCormick The top three workforce management challenges facing organizations today are retention/turnover, engagement, and recruitment. While that may not surprise you, perhaps the realization that a resounding 93% of managers – the people you equip with managing performance and motivating your employees – admit they need training on …

IRS Issues Small Business Reminders

By K·Coe Editorial | May 13, 2019

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‘Small Business Week’ prompted the IRS to publish reminders for entrepreneurs and businesses on how they can better estimate their tax situation and plan ahead. There are some new credits available, and new guidelines as a result of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 that can help generate …

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Pinion Insights: Posts authored by

K·Coe Editorial

Adoption of ASU 2016-01 – Financial Instruments

Accepting Private Flood Insurance

California’s Employee Classifications to Undergo Reevaluation with Approval of AB 5

K·Coe Isom Announces Two New Principals

Producers Yielding Power from Big Data

How Working Capital Can Make or Break You

Coaching: The Big Payoff Most Businesses Don’t Expect

IRS Issues Small Business Reminders

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