Every company should document its accounting procedure process. A well-designed and properly maintained system of accounting policy and procedure documentation enhances your accountability and consistency, while at the same time producing long-term savings from reduced duplication, rework, training, and increased focus, consistency, and productivity. Writing accounting manuals of policies and procedures is an important task. […]
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