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5 Signs Your Accounting Processes Haven’t Kept Up with Your Growing Business
For many small and midsize businesses, growth doesn’t always feel neat and orderly. It feels like more estimates to review, more people to manage, more cash tied up in work,…
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What Sets Internal and External Audits Apart — and Why it Matters
Both internal and external audits play vital roles in safeguarding your organization’s financial integrity. They share the common goals of promoting reporting transparency and helping prevent errors and fraud, but…
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What If …? How Stress Testing Can Help Your Business Prepare for Economic Uncertainty
Even financially sound businesses can be vulnerable to market volatility and unexpected disruptions. Many companies discover too late that their financial position, internal controls or contingency plans aren’t built to…
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Cash vs. Accrual: Choosing the Right Accounting Method
Many small business owners start with simple accounting processes. But as their companies grow, the choice of accounting method can significantly impact taxes, financial reporting and access to financing. Understanding…
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Taking a Strategic Approach to Price Increases
Rising labor, materials and operating expenses continue to pressure margins across industries. To relieve that pressure, you might consider a price increase. The prices of your products and services should…
