Ideas & Insights

RSM applied Learning Without Tears NetSuite ERP solution to support the accounting department & NetSuite managed application services

The student housing sector, once a beacon of stability, is now vulnerable to COVID-19 as universities rethink their plans.

With the NCAA opening the door to name, image and likeness compensation, there are several key considerations for schools and athletes.

Due to recent scandals in college athletics, colleges and universities face new risks that require scrutiny of their compliance programs.

The world of federal grants management is always changing. Read RSM’s update to understand how changes may affect your organization.

Learn more about how you can create a strong password or passphrase to stay protected and help keep your educational institution secure.

Colleges and universities must adjust to the new level of judgments and estimates required under ASC 842 and GASB 87 lease accounting.

The IRS and the U.S. Department of the Treasury have released Notice 2017-73, outlining proposed guidance on donor advised funds.

Learn why educational institutions are often vulnerable to cyberattacks and how schools can implement a proactive cybersecurity strategy.

The federal government implemented several significant changes to grants management regulations that are only seen once in a generation.

RSM technology and management consulting specialists share insights about the transformation of the finance function.

Any government organization that handles cash must implement strong controls to avoid becoming a victim of fraud and misappropriation of funds.

Implementing a modern enterprise resource planning (ERP) system can make it easier to access information, while managing data and costs.

Audit committee roles and responsibilities are under increased scrutiny following financial compliance reporting incidents in recent years.

Learn key questions a college or university should ask to help mitigate the risks and potential reputational harm from a corruption scandal.