Giving your customers credit is like lending them cash. Internal control should include credit policy and processes just like it covers how cash is handled.
Read moreAccounts payable is focused on increasing the size of assets, while maintaining a solid credit rating, and increasing purchasing process velocity.
Read moreThe purpose of your Accounting Policy Manual is to document the financial principles and policies governing your company’s accounting practices.
Read moreEmployers, and particularly owners of small or medium-sized businesses, have to be careful about developing a personal trading policy for their employees. Developing an in-depth trading policy could protect you from liability and even criminal charges. Do you have effective employee personal trading policies?
Read moreStarting a business is a particularly difficult and expensive process, and the life of an entrepreneur is generally so packed with day-to-day responsibilities that taking care of your finances is often the last thing on your mind. What accounting tips do small businesses need to know?
Read moreTrying to comply with customer expectations, management objectives, government regulations, and/or industry standards can be expensive.
Read moreWell-written Accounting Procedures are an important part of an internal control system (as required by SOX Section 404), but over documenting can be a detriment to internal controls.
Read moreAccounting Procedures can play a role in continual improvement, not just compliance if you use your accounting Procedures to drive internal control.
Read moreAre you curious about pursuing an education in accounting? The field of accountancy has many benefits and can be a very rewarding experience for people who are interested in finance and business. Why accounting is a great major?
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