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What Are Net 30 Payment Terms and How Do They Work?
Net 30 is a standard payment term used in business transactions. It indicates that the buyer must pay the invoice within 30 days of the invoice date.
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How to Create an Invoice for your Business?
An invoice is a formal document used by businesses to bill clients for goods or services provided. The primary purpose of an invoice is to establish a clear record of the financial transaction between the seller and the buyer.
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Using Software to Track Accounts Receivable by 1st Commercial Credit
Using Software to Tracks Accounts Receivable When You Have a Factoring Loan To attract new customers and keep existing customers happy, it is often necessary to offer them at least 60 days to pay their outstanding invoices.
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Balancing Your Accounting Resources with Receivables Factoring
Your enterprise needs access to multiple credit sources. This is especially the case given the most recent recession where customers still aren't buying enough and one where customers are still taking way too long to pay their invoices.
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The Accounting Industry 10 Years After Sarbanes Oxley
The erosion of investor confidence in the wake of accounting scandals at WorldCom, Enron and Tyco led to congressional passage of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act…
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Tips for Keeping Accurate Accounting Books
Your company's accounting books are incredibly important for several reasons. First of all, the government may decide to stop by and have a look at your…
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Should You Hire an Accountant to Manage Business Finances?
It is commonplace for business owners to think that they can go it alone and not only manage the business, but also keep track of their books. For some…
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What Your Financial Statements Really Mean
The balance sheet is the primary way to determine how well your company is doing financially. You can also use the balance sheet as a road map to…
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FASB Proposes to Ease Standards for Development Stage Entities
Because the primary purpose of many companies in these sectors is research and development, most might never last beyond the development stage.
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Tips on Accounts Receivable Management
Establish payment terms for each customer upfront. Some projects might require separate billing such as an hourly rate versus a single project fee.
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