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The BILL Spend & Expense Approach to Making Expense Management Easy

Accounting Department

When running a business, keeping track of expenses can be a daunting task. From petty cash expenses to vendor payments, you need to ensure every penny spent is accounted for. That's where expense reports come in.

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IFRS revenue and expenses jump 41%

Accounting Today

The IFRS Foundation attributed the increase in revenue and expenses to consolidated operations in its 2023 annual report.

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R&D expensing gets another chance

Accounting Today

The ability to write off research and development expenses in the first year would be revived if the Senate ever manages to pass the Tax Relief for American Families and Workers Act.

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IRS: General health expenses aren't 'medical care'

Accounting Today

Some companies are misrepresenting when food and wellness expenses can be paid for by FSAs, HSAs and other health spending plans.

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Global Accounting Principles and Commission Capitalization

Speaker: Ryan Dillard, Chief of Staff Director at CBIZ ARC Consulting LLC; Kelly Hicks, Global Controller at Airbase

Their discussion focuses on how to determine the right commission expense policy and how to set up the necessary amortization schedules. They also discuss other expenses that could be considered for capitalization.

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Reporting expenses by function

Accounting Tools

What Does it Mean to Report Expenses by Function? When expenses are reported by function, they are being reported by the type of activity being conducted. Reporting expenses by function tends to result in a relatively small number of expense line items, since there are not many functions in an organization.

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Accrued Expenses: Explained

Accounting Department

Accrued expenses, also known as accrued liabilities, refer to expenses that are recognized on the books before they have been paid. The expense is recorded during the period in which it is incurred, rather than when it is paid.

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