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The benefits of non-PO invoice process automation

Cevinio

Automating non-PO invoices alongside PO invoices brings numerous advantages, contributing to a more efficient and reliable financial process […]

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Tie Up the Year for Taxes in 10 Steps Part 1: Cleaning Up Bad Data

Insightful Accountant

It’s that time of year when business owners get anxious and accountants get busy. We’re all preparing for March’s tax season!

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The difference between NPV and IRR

Accounting Tools

What is Net Present Value? Net present value (NPV) discounts the stream of expected cash flows associated with a proposed project to their current value, which presents a cash surplus or loss for the project. It is used to evaluate a proposed capital expenditure. A desirable investment is one that yields a positive net present value, which implies that a business will receive excess cash over time as a result of the investment.

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ADP® Offering AI-Enabled Partner Solutions

Insightful Accountant

ADP® is offering AI-Enabled Partner Solutions on their powerful, simple and secure ADP Marketplace so HR leaders can rapidly source and implement the benefits of AI across their HCM ecosystems.

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Breaking Ground on Better Payment Processes: Strategies for Construction Pros

Speaker: Timothy Allsopp

Payment challenges often lead to delayed projects, financial bottlenecks, and strained relationships. With construction projects becoming more complex, outdated processes are no longer sustainable. By refining financial workflow, companies can improve cash flow, reduce error, and foster trust between stakeholders. Discover practical strategies for redesigning payment systems to overcome workflow challenges while creating a smoother, more reliable process for contractors and subcontractors alike.

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Types of audits

Accounting Tools

What is an Audit? In general, an audit is an investigation of an existing system, report, or entity. It may be conducted by either an internal or external party, depending on the situation. There are many types of audits that can be conducted, as noted below. Compliance Audit A compliance audit is an examination of the policies and procedures of an entity or department, to see if it is in compliance with internal or regulatory standards.

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Tie Up the Year for Taxes in 10 Steps Part 1: Cleaning Up Bad Data

Insightful Accountant

It’s that time of year when business owners get anxious and accountants get busy. We’re all preparing for March’s tax season!

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Ep. 253: Jonathan Smalley - Proxy Voting Makeover: Shaking Things Up with Digital Transformation

IMA's Count Me

Welcome to the Count Me In Podcast, where we bring you conversations with top industry professionals and thought leaders. In this episode, host Adam Larson sits down with Jonathan Smalley , Co-Founder at Proxymity , for a deep dive into shareholder engagement in the corporate world. They discuss the critical importance of strengthening shareholder engagement, the impact on investor relations, and the ongoing digital transformation of proxy voting.

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Top 5 E-Invoicing Software Solutions for 2024

Invoicera

Summary Leading electronic invoicing platforms are shaping financial management in the current year. Thus, we will discuss here: What is the significance of eInvoicing Features of the top 5 eInvoicing software solutions What are the pros and cons of each software Pricing structures and considerations Stay ahead of financial technology by considering these top e-invoicing software options for 2024.

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Feb 25, What Is CRA's Position On Cell Phones And Internet Service?

Bookkeeping Essentials

What is CRA's position on cell phones and internet services required by sole proprietors to earn business income? Required by employees to perform work duties?

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Cash accounting

Accounting Tools

What is Cash Accounting? Cash accounting is an accounting methodology under which revenue is recognized when cash is received and expenses are recognized when cash is paid. It is most commonly used by smaller businesses, since it is easy to understand and does not require someone with an advanced knowledge of accounting practices. A larger business will use accrual accounting , where revenue is recognized when earned and expenses are recognized when incurred.

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The Growth Architect: How Financial Leaders are Unlocking Potential

Speaker: Ashley Harlan, MBA

What if your role as a fractional CFO went beyond operational support to actively shaping the future of your clients’ businesses? 💼 ✨ In this session, discover how fractional finance professionals can position themselves as architects of growth, guiding their clients toward sustainable success and preparing them for full-time financial leadership.