Tag: accounting procedures
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Build a Stronger Month-End Closing Process
A strong month-end closing process supports accurate financial reporting and informed business decisions. Learn practical strategies to improve internal controls, streamline reconciliations, and strengthen financial reporting throughout the month.
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Boost cash flow with AR Aging Reports: What businesses need to know in the CECL era
Learn how AR aging reports support CECL compliance, improve collections, and forecast cash flow. Discover tools to optimize receivables management.
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QuickBooks month-end close checklist: A guide for small businesses
Learn how to streamline your monthly close process with QuickBooks. Follow this 9-step checklist to close faster, reduce errors, and improve financial visibility.
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Construction business owners: Avoid these two common accounting problems
Construction business owners: Are your accounting processes as good as they could be? Here are two common problems that tend to cause contractors to struggle in this area.
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Tips for a faster month-end close
Closing the books at month end is a dreaded chore at many companies. Here’s how to simplify the process at your company.
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Receivables: Quality counts
Don’t take accounts receivable at face value. Here’s how to evaluate the quality of receivables.
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Turning receivables into cash
Collecting cash from customers takes time and patience. To bridge the cash gap, consider these creative strategies to monetize outstanding receivables.
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11 ways your construction company can avoid accounting mistakes
Construction companies can’t afford to make mistakes on job sites, and they shouldn’t make them in their books either. Here are 11 tips for avoiding accounting errors.
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Using agreed-upon procedures to target specific items of concern
If you want to know more about a specific account or nonfinancial matter, an agreed-upon procedures engagement may fit the bill.
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Checking in on your accounts payable processes
No matter how big or small the business, properly managing accounts payable is critical. Here are some fundamentals to review.
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Ensure your construction accounting system has the right features
Construction company owners: Is your accounting system good or merely good enough? Make sure it has these key features.
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Do you know the signs of financial distress in a business?
Financial distress rarely happens overnight. There are usually red flags indicating that trouble is brewing, but it might take some effort to spot them.