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How to Prepare for an Accounts Receivable Audit

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Whether internal or external, financial audits can be an extremely stressful time. Accounts receivable auditing is among the most critical of financial audits. An internal AR audit will give deep insight into the business' incoming cash and can be a determining factor in planning the financial future of the company.

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Understanding the Accounts Receivable Process: Step-by-Step

Billing Platform

Consisting of a series of steps, the accounts receivable process refers to the money owed to a business for the purchase and delivery of goods or services. Accounts receivable (AR) provides the critical link between making the sale and receiving payment.

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Record-keeping Best Practices: Organizing Financial Records for Tax Purposes

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In this piece, we delve into the significance of proper record-keeping for tax-related reasons and discuss the optimal techniques to achieve it. By adhering to effective record-keeping procedures, companies can enhance their tax strategy, guarantee precise monetary recording, and simplify their billing and payment services.

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Creating a Foolproof Accounts Receivable Workflow

Invoicera

There’s a solution: creating a foolproof accounts receivable workflow. What Is the Accounts Receivable Process? Accounts Receivable (AR) is the lifeline of a business, detailing the money owed by customers for products or services rendered. But fear not! Now, there comes a question: how to create it?

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Why Is My Accounts Receivables Balance Negative?

Gaviti

An accounts receivable balance refers to a company’s outstanding invoices that customers have not yet settled. In other words, it is the amount of money owed to a business by its customers for goods or services provided but for which it has not received payment.

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Bank reconciliation Vs. Book reconciliation

Nanonets

Book Reconciliation entails the comparison of different types of financial records of a company. These records may be internal financial records or external. Companies maintain various internal records to track their financial activities accurately and ensure compliance with accounting standards.

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Managing Invoices on Sage Intacct

Nanonets

It creates professional invoices for your accounts receivables and helps process invoices as part of your accounts payables. Invoice Creation in Sage Intacct Accounts Receivable Tab to create invoices Sage Intacct streamlines invoice creation, freeing you from tedious tasks.