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The ABCs and IRCs of cannabis accounting

CFO Dive

From cash control issues to inadequate reporting and point of sale (POS) software, accounting for cannabis dispensaries is no easy feat and the wrong move can land a company in serious legal trouble.

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Why do Companies Conduct Accounts Receivable?

The Finance Weekly

Businesses need cash to keep running, but not every sale brings in immediate payment. Accounts receivable is the money customers owe for goods or services bought on credit. It allows businesses to track unpaid invoices and ensure they get paid.Payments could be delayed or lost without a proper system, leading to financial trouble.

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SEC fines Newell Brands $12.5M for misleading investors

CFO Dive

Newell veiled sub-par sales using various accounting changes and disregarded warnings from its audit committee and auditor, the SEC said.

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Nail Your 2025 Forecast: 5 Ways to Align Sales and Budgeting

Focus CFO

Heading into 2025, accurate sales forecasting is more critical than ever. Here are five key ways to align your sales forecasting and budgeting processes for success in the year ahead. Here are five key ways to align your sales forecasting and budgeting processes for success in the year ahead.

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How to Keep Cash Flow Strong by Managing Customer Credit Risk

CFO Talks

How to Keep Cash Flow Strong by Managing Customer Credit Risk Imagine your business is buzzing, sales are growing, and orders are coming in strong. Yet, when you look at the cash flow, something’s off – money isn’t lining up with the sales you’re making. This disconnect often comes down to one critical issue: customer credit risk.

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Avoiding The M&A Failure Trap: Q&A With NYU’s Baruch Lev And SUNY Buffalo’s Feng Gu

Global Finance

Baruch Lev is Philip Bardes professor emeritus of Accounting and Finance, Kaufman Management Center, Leonard N. Feng Gu is chair and professor of Accounting and Law at the School of Management, State University of New York at Buffalo. Lev: One important element of successful due diligence is to look at the accounting.

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The New Competitive Edge-Real-Time Accounting

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Can you get real-time data from your accounting system? It doesn’t matter if a transaction relates to a sale, purchase, inventory, HR, or types of transactions. It doesn’t matter if a transaction relates to a sale, purchase, inventory, HR, or types of transactions. Is that data accurate and up to the minute?