Do You Have an Approved Accounting System? What Every Government Contractor Needs to Know

Insights from Joy Parker, Senior Manager For government contractors, few questions carry more weight than this one: Do you have an approved accounting system? It sounds straightforward, but the answer, and what

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How Southeast Manufacturers Are Using AI and Automation to Address Workforce Shortages

Written by Ryan Carter, CPA, BMSS Senior Manager The U.S. manufacturing industry has long been a driver of economic strength, but a persistent and deepening labor shortage is testing the

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What Every Government Contractor Needs to Know About Novations

Written by Meaghan Clark, BMSS Contracts Manager Mergers and acquisitions are on the rise in the government contracting world and with them, comes a process that many contractors are simply

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Key Lessons from Manufacturers Who Navigated Recent Shortages with Creative Inventory Management

Written by Stephen Von Hagel, CPA, CGMA, BMSS Member The COVID-19 pandemic exposed a hard truth that manufacturers already knew but rarely planned around: global supply chains are fragile. Factory

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AI-Powered Tax Enforcement: What the IRS’ Data-First Compliance Model Means for Your Business

In Summary: The IRS is rapidly modernizing its enforcement approach by using data analytics and artificial intelligence to identify potential tax noncompliance more efficiently and accurately. For businesses, especially those

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Manufacturing in America: How Tax Policy, Supply Chain Risks, and Regional Incentives Are Reshaping Location Strategy

Written by Ryan Carter, CPA In summary: U.S. manufacturing is experiencing a resurgence driven by favorable tax policy, supply chain resilience needs, and competitive regional incentives, making domestic expansion more

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Putting Employees First Fuels Growth at BMSS

In an industry experiencing unprecedented transformation, the BMSS Family of Companies has discovered a counterintuitive truth: taking care of employees is the most direct path to client success and firm

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How Tariff Uncertainty and Supply Chain Disruptions Are Reshaping Manufacturing Strategy in 2026

In Summary: Manufacturers in 2026 are navigating an increasingly complex environment shaped by evolving tariff policies and ongoing global supply chain disruptions. To remain competitive, companies must adopt more sophisticated

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