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Fabricia Reyes

CPA Principal

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Fabricia has over 20 years of hands-on experience overseeing some of the Firm’s largest audits for employee benefit plans and has supervised and performed audit fieldwork for international, national and local unions and Taft-Harley employee benefit funds.

Her expertise lies in all areas of federal reporting and compliance for employee benefit plans, as well as auditing and consulting for defined benefit and defined contribution plans. She frequently performs internal control consulting and claims audits and is proficient in preparing Form 5500, 990 and 990-T.

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Education:

  • Bachelor of Science, Accounting, George Mason University

Professional Affiliations:

  • Member, American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA)
  • CPA, State of Virginia
  • Member, International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans (IFEBP)
  • Member, Maryland Association of Certified Public Accountants (MAPCA)

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Implementing Effective Controls: Best Practices for Employee Benefit Plans

For employee benefit plans (EBPs), implementing controls that are both practical and responsive to their unique risk profiles is key. A well-designed control environment can help organizations manage risk while supporting compliance and operational objectives. Balancing Preventive and Detective Controls A well-designed control environment includes a mix of preventive and detective controls: The right balance…

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Aligning Controls With Risk: A Framework for Employee Benefit Plans

Effective internal controls are not one-size-fits-all. They must be tailored to the specific risks faced by an organization. For employee benefit plans (EBPs) and labor organizations, this means aligning control activities with operational, financial and compliance risks that are unique to their environments. A structured framework, such as the COSO model, which is an internal…

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Strengthening Internal Controls: A Strategic Imperative in the Digital Era

As organizations rely more heavily on integrated systems, automation and remote access, risk exposure increases. Cyber incidents, data integrity issues and financial reporting errors can escalate quickly without clearly defined controls. A well-designed internal control framework helps organizations manage these risks while supporting reliable operations and decision-making. Internal controls are the backbone of operational resilience….