May 11 2008
Management Accounting
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Aweng Moral-Basco
Management accounting is concerned with the provisions and use of accounting information to managers within organizations, to assist management making decisions and managerial control functions.
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Nov 28 2007
5 Critical Items Never to be Included in Cost Benefit Analysis
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Bruce Hokin
Cost Benefit Analysis must be carried out to accepted principles. If not, your reputation and the company could suffer. There are some elements that should never be included in Cost Benefit Analysis. Some of these are listed in this article.
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Nov 28 2007
10 Critical Benefits You Receive by Using Cost Benefit Analysis
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Bruce Hokin
If you are called upon to make financial decisions you may find it difficult sometimes to confidently choose the best proposal. Using Cost Benefit Analysis can help.
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Nov 28 2007
9 Ways Cost Benefit Analysis Helps You Make Better Financial Decisions
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Bruce Hokin
Financial decisions can make or break a business, and its owner(s). It would be prudent to use tested and proven methods that are guaranteed to improve the quality of financial decisions - especially capital purchase decisions. The ways listed below are but a few of the many benefits you'll enjoy.
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Oct 18 2007
Finding the Right Accountant for Your Business
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Court Tuttle
It's one thing to make a lot of money, it's something entirely different to keep it. The right accountant can help.
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Sep 24 2007
Factoring Medical Receivables Provides Cash Flow
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Kent Harlan
For independent physicians or medical groups, medical receivables factoring can be a source of much-needed working capital. Factoring third party receivables allows the provider to maintain a stable flow of cash, as well as meet current obligations in a timely manner.
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Sep 22 2007
Using Invoice Factoring to Grow Your Business
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Kent Harlan
If you own a growing business and are having a hard time getting the working capital you need from your bank, accounts receivable factoring may be the vehicle you need to fuel growth.
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Sep 18 2007
Accounts Receivable Financing- Help
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Gregg Elberg
Accounts Receivable Financing- Help explores the concepts of business success, failure, cash flow and how accounts receivable financing can make a B2B business successful.
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Sep 11 2007
Calculating Your Small Business's Break-Even Point
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Stephen Nelson
Break-even analysis represents an old trick. Accountants and entrepreneurs have used the trick for decades. But don't let the familiarity of this simple tool breed contempt for its powerful insights..
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Sep 10 2007
Overcoming the Myths of Receivables Factoring
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Kent Harlan
Although factoring volume exceeded $120 billion in 2006, many decision makers tend to either employ other financing methods or choose not to grow their businesses. Rejecting invoice factoring out of hand may be costly for those companies that have good margins, but aren't bankable.
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Sep 9 2007
Invoicing Methods and Factoring
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Kent Harlan
How a company structures their customer billing can have a major impact on the rates they pay for accounts receivable factoring. In some cases, it prevents them from using the service at all.
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Sep 9 2007
Accounts Receivable Factoring- An Alternative to Bank Financing
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Kent Harlan
In a situation where a company isn't able to acquire much-needed working capital from their bank, accounts receivable factoring may be the solution to their financing needs.
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Aug 13 2007
Two Accounting Mistakes Business Owners Should Never Make
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Stephen Nelson
Don't make these two accounting mistakes. The results could be horrific both to you and your business.
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Jul 11 2007
Outsource Accounting to Boost Your Bottom Line
by
Article Marketer
Business is composed of a set of interrelated systems that ensure the smooth flow of business processes and convert capital to revenue efficiently. It is important for a business owner to consider each component as if it is just the existing system inside the process.
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Jul 10 2007
Accounts Receivable Financing- The Weight
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Gregg Elberg
Accounts Receivable Financing- The Weight explores the heavy burden businesses face when their products or services suddenly become very successful. There are several financing techniques available to accelerate cash flow to meet this challenge.
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Jun 4 2007
Sunk Costs and Loss Aversion
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Michael Sack Elmaleh
Cost accounting teaches us to ignore sunk costs. Easier said then done because ignoring sunk costs often entails admitting poor decisions and accepting unrecoverable losses.
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Apr 16 2007
Cost Benefit Analysis-Whether You should Outsource Your Bookkeeping to a Professional BookKeeper
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Bhaskar Thakkar
In order to summarize the results of a business activity, each financial transaction must be recorded in a bookkeeping system. An entrepreneur has the option to employ a bookkeeper in their organization or outsource the whole bookkeeping system to a professional firm.
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Apr 15 2007
The Right Accounting Software for You
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Article Marketer
Accounting software has been gaining momentum over the past years. Companies which use these software vouch for their efficiency to handle loads of accounting functions but do not add up to the costs unlike hiring a pool of trained and licensed accountants.
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Apr 11 2007
Advantage of Outsourcing your Bookkeeping to Professional BookKeepers
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Bhaskar Thakkar
In order to summarize the results of a business activity, each financial transaction must be recorded in a bookkeeping system. An entrepreneur has option to employee of bookkeeper in their organization or outsource the whole bookkeeping system to a professional firm.
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Mar 22 2007
Taxation 101: Hobby or Business?
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Elena Fawkner
If you keep putting off getting your tax return prepared because you just can't face the thought of going through that shoebox at the back of your closet to organize your receipts, make a vow that this is the last year you will do this to yourself.
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Accounting Technology
Balances coverage of traditional CPA technology issues, such as tax preparation, write up & practice management software, with the demands of non-traditional issues, reselling & consulting.
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Mar 20 2007
How to Maximize your Home Business Tax Deductions
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Daegan Smith
Someone once said, ‘the best way to calculate your taxes is…Honestly'. Add ‘Smartly' to that and you'll get to keep more than you make.
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Mar 15 2007
Financial Literacy 101: Cash Cycle
by
Edwin Malipayon
Is your business short of cash again? Are you having a hard time in solving the liquidity problem of your business? Are you confused why your business is having cash problems? Read and I'll give you tips on how to solve it.
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Mar 13 2007
Home Based Business Tax Deduction Topic - Home Office
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Robert Rogers
If you're going to use a tax accounting service, make sure you go over these kinds of deductions with the tax professional. Ask them if they have experience with how to prepare returns for home businesses and all the home office deductions that are available to you.
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Mar 12 2007
Factoring Accounts Receivable
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Carson Nash
Factoring is the sale of commercial invoices or Accounts Receivable at a small discount. Businesses can generate cash and improve cash flow without taking on additional debt. Factoring use to be a financing source used by the textile and furniture industries.
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Mar 1 2007
Budgeting Basics for Small Business Owners
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Cynthia Moran
It's that time of year! Have you started your budget for the New Year? How are you doing on your comparison of actual to budgeted figures for this year? Are you on target with your budget? Don't understand what I'm referring to? Then it's time for Budgeting 101!
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