Larson & Company Certified Public Accountants

09/08/2026

Auto dealerships are navigating a more competitive and normalized market in 2026. From vehicle margins and inventory carrying costs to electrification, F&I, fixed operations, and ownership transitions, dealers should keep a close eye on the financial issues shaping profitability for the rest of the year. Read the full article by Jack Thomas, CPA for key considerations and strategies to help your dealership stay financially focused and adaptable through 2026. https://hubs.ly/Q04vBdFv0

09/07/2026

Order up! At Larson & Company, we've been serving accounting students something they can't get anywhere else, our Special Sauce internship. Hands-on learning. Real career insight. A team that's got your order (and your future) covered. Come find out what makes us different at next week's campus visits:
- University of Utah, September 9 from 4-6pm at Child Hall, SFEBB
- UVU, September 9 from 6-8pm at the Keller Building
- BYU Public Accounting, September 10 from 5-8pm at the Harman Continuing Education Building
- Utah State, September 10 from 6-8pm, 4th floor of Huntsman Hall
https://hubs.ly/Q04vBkMj0

09/03/2026

What should insurance teams be watching after the 2026 Summer NAIC meeting? Allison Johnson, CPA outlines the key SAPWG exposure drafts and upcoming comment deadlines so your organization can stay ahead of regulatory changes and focus on the actions that matter most.https://hubs.ly/Q04vB5Zx0

09/03/2026

What changed at the 2026 Summer NAIC meeting, and what does it mean for insurance companies? Allison Johnson, CPA explains the latest SAPWG adoptions in a clear summary focused on the key updates and their practical impact. Read the article:

As a result of the recent 2026 Summer NAIC meeting, the following items were adopted by the SAPWG group. Find detailed explanations in this article..

09/01/2026

AI is changing insurance and regulators are paying attention. The NAIC Model Bulletin signals that insurers using AI should have strong governance, oversight, documentation, and controls in place. Diane Nesbit, CPA explains what insurers should know and how they can prepare for increased regulatory scrutiny. https://hubs.ly/Q04v44Hy0

08/27/2026

Strong policies for nonprofit organizations are more than compliance documents. They provide the foundation for effective governance, accountability, risk management, and long-term stability. From conflict of interest and whistleblower policies to cybersecurity, financial management, and board governance, Valerie DeRose explains the essential policies every nonprofit should consider: https://hubs.ly/Q04thbVX0

08/26/2026

Who says auditors can’t have fun? Our Audit team recently battled it out at Game Show Battle Rooms, where coworkers teamed up for games, challenges and a little friendly competition. It was a great way to build connections outside the office!

08/25/2026

No organization can eliminate cybersecurity risk entirely, but how you respond can make all the difference. In the latest post in our DOL Cybersecurity Series, we cover two critical practices for retirement plan sponsors. The plans best positioned to weather a disruption aren't the ones with the most sophisticated tech. They're the ones with a tested plan and real vendor oversight. Cameron Hodson, CPA, CISA shares more here: https://bit.ly/4fQdoUz

08/20/2026

From garden to table—and from coworkers to community! A few members of our Moab Office recently volunteered with Youth Garden Project for a W**d N Feed event, helping prepare and serve a meal made with fresh garden produce after an evening of gardening alongside community members. On the menu: Tomato, Basil & White Bean Panzanella and Summer Vegetable Ragout over Rice. The meal was a hit, and we had a great time cooking, volunteering and connecting with the Moab community. We’re thankful for the opportunity to support Youth Garden Project and the incredible nonprofit organizations that help make our community thrive.

08/20/2026

Investing in a building renovation or a new production facility? You may be able to deduct the full cost in year one instead of over decades. With bonus depreciation restored under the OBBBA, the tax savings can be significant, but the rules for QIP and production property are technical, and documentation matters. Read the full breakdown from Dakon Mortenson, CPA: https://bit.ly/4g1SCAm