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Adaptability in an Ever-Changing Financial Services Landscape

Perficient - Accounts Receivable

Good day and greetings from the Financial Services area. Even though I post under the category of Financial Services, I try to find a balance between business sensibilities but also try to inject some personality and perspective. I sincerely hope your month of August, like mine, has started off on a positive note.

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Tax Fraud Blotter: Prep perps

Accounting Today

Sirleaf, who previously pleaded guilty, was the sole owner and operator of Metro Financial Services; he prepared false and fraudulent 1040s for clients for at least tax years 2016 through 2019. On the returns he included false deductions, business expenses and dependent information.

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Accounts Receivable – A Resolution Process Necessity

Perficient - Accounts Receivable

Each and every company who has a customer base has a need for accounts receivable/collections personnel. For smaller companies, one person may wear many hats including the accounts receivable or collections department hat. This is where the Accounts Receivable Specialist steps into the spotlight.

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Get face-to-face with the Xero ecosystem at the Singapore Roadshow

Xero

Asia’s leading financial services group,DBS bank was Xero’s first banking partner in Singapore to offer API integrated bank feeds, which gives small businesses greater visibility and control over their finances with automatic bank updates. Here are a few that you can expect to meet.

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Accounting Basics: What Do Debit and Credit Mean? 

Nolan Accounting Center

Generally, a business will assign transactions to one of five main account types: Asset accounts contain the resources that a company relies on to generate revenue. These include inventory, accounts receivable, and cash. Expense accounts contain items that show the company’s cost of doing business.

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How to Automate the Collection Process to Eliminate Manual Tasks

Gaviti

The sooner your business collects on its invoices, the lower your financial risks and the better your financial position. That means your accounts receivable team will want to do everything in its power to increase cash flow and reduce your DSO. Make it easy for customers to pay invoices.

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Accounting Basics: What Do Debit and Credit Mean? 

Nolan Accounting Center

Generally, a business will assign transactions to one of five main account types: Asset accounts contain the resources that a company relies on to generate revenue. These include inventory, accounts receivable, and cash. Expense accounts contain items that show the company’s cost of doing business.