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Everything You Need to Know About an Audit Trail

Nanonets

Audit trails should include key information such as what, who, when, where, and how to document each step of a transaction or event. An audit trail is a date and time for a transaction, event, project, or entry. Book a free call Read more Accounting Articles: What is accounts payable process? What is an Audit Trail?

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7 Steps to Create a Company Expense Reimbursement Policy

Spenmo

Employees will occasionally spend their own money to pay for work-related expenses—office supplies, sales calls, and meals and lodging during business trips and company events, among others. These costs are an extension of your business expenditures and should be part of your company expense reimbursement policy.

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Understanding Accounts Receivable (AR) for businesses with examples

Nanonets

Accounts receivable can be used to offset income taxes owed, which can reduce a company's tax liability. Accounts receivable can also be used as a source of cash in the event of an emergency. If a company needs to raise cash quickly, it can do so by selling its accounts receivable to a third party.

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Ep. 106: Loreal Jiles - An Agile Approach to Finance Transformation

IMA's Count Me

there are scrum events. Which I think is really fascinating because they, if we don't have, a list of everything that needs to get done from a finance and accounting perspective and a way to attack it in an iterative and incremental manner, then we believe that this poses risk to the organization.