Weaver launches fuel regulations Compliance Navigator app
December 10, 2014
BY Weaver
Weaver, the largest independent accounting firm in the Southwest, announces the release of the Weaver Compliance Navigator app. The app, available free of charge, features a searchable directory of fuels regulations governed by the U.S. EPA. It can be easily accessed and downloaded from the Weaver website here.
“Our Compliance Navigator centralizes the information energy companies use every day,” said Wade Watson, CPA, CFE and partner-in-charge of energy compliance and renewable services at Weaver. “This app eliminates the need to use multiple platforms to access the information energy professionals need. It provides access to multiple state, federal and international fuels regulations in one, easy-to-use location.”
Central to the app’s features is its searchable index of the EPA’s Code of Federal Regulations (Title 40, Part 80), one of the most visited set of regulations by professionals in the fuels industry. The app allows users to quickly search the full text of the regulations and find the information they need. It also includes select regulations and information from the California Air Resources Board, Environment Canada, the Internal Revenue Service and the American Petroleum Institute.
In addition to being a tool for quickly locating needed regulatory information, Weaver’s app will also include timely updates from Weaver’s energy compliance team. These updates will provide valuable insight into pertinent regulations and how businesses can best navigate the given requirements.
“This tool gives us an opportunity to easily speak directly with industry professionals,” said Watson. “It is important to us to provide the best possible client service, and this app helps us do just that.”
Weaver is a full-service accounting firm headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas, that specializes in audit, tax and business advisory services. The firm’s energy compliance and renewables practice helps large and small energy companies understand regulatory requirements and reap the benefits of the programs available. Weaver is one of the largest providers of EPA attestation services in the U.S. and one of a select group approved by the EPA to perform Quality Assurance Program audits related to the renewable fuel standard program.
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