Healthy cash flow is essential for covering operating costs and funding growth.

Conduct a review of cash inflows and outflows to understand your cash flow cycle.

Does your inflow exceed your outflow, or vice versa? When you can accurately answer that question, you’ll begin to understand more clearly how it ebbs and flows and how you can anticipate both to your benefit and sense of security.

Audits happen, they’re normal, and they’re just a way to make sure everything is as it should be.

While it is tedious and frustrating, there are 10 key things that you can do to ensure you don’t feel like you’re losing control while being audited. So, let’s calm your nerves and go over the 10 things you need to do when you are getting audited.

Accounting for multi-currency businesses can be a complex process, but having the right tools and strategies in place can make it much easier.

Auditing refers to the examination of a business’s or person’s accounts, financial statements, etc. to determine that everything is in order.

We are going to talk about two kinds of auditing today, in-house/internal and external. So, what is the difference? Well, to understand that, first, you must understand what they are, to begin with.