VCFO

JANUARY 18, 2024

Businesses that regularly contend with deferred revenue include subscription- or license-based businesses (like SaaS organizations or content streaming services), construction, professional services, or property management firms issuing rental agreements. Another important element of dialogue can come via audits.

Auditing 81

Auditing Leadership Construction Invoicing 81

PYMNTS

SEPTEMBER 24, 2020

Construction companies rely on a variety of subcontractors and suppliers, but paying these partners can quickly become complicated for companies that use paper-based, manual methods to accept and manage all the documents that must be collected before issuing funds. Find the full story in the Report.

Construction 107

Construction Accounts Payable B2B Pharmaceutical 107

PYMNTS

JANUARY 13, 2020

PYMNTS’ examination of recent cases finds employees falsifying invoices, doctoring checks and faking out companies to steal money from employers. million since at least 2011 by generating fake invoices from legitimate vendors, and using company checks that were reportedly doctored to be deposited into her personal account.

B2B 89

B2B Invoicing Currencies Construction 89

PYMNTS

JANUARY 2, 2020

Australia’s Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services is currently probing the corporate auditing industry amid recent criticism and allegations of conflicts of interest. Businesses instead tend to mark the invoices as trade payables. Reverse Factoring, Auditing Scrutinized.

Auditing 52

Auditing Corporate Finance Finance Invoicing 52

PYMNTS

MARCH 27, 2019

But lengthy payment terms and missed invoice payments are not the only risk that B2B suppliers face, as recently showcased in the U.K. including Sears and Toys ‘R’ Us — can mean unpaid invoices and cash flow disruption. supermarket sector. Indeed, in the U.K., government as it relates to federal procurement practices. “At

Compliance 56

Compliance Invoicing Construction Auditing 56

PYMNTS

SEPTEMBER 24, 2018

Even as lingering effects of the Carillion bankruptcy – where the construction industry juggernaut owes 800 million pounds to its supply chain – continue to be felt, there still remains the opportunity for the public sector to bring new standards to supplier payments. In separate findings, in the U.K.

Invoicing 48

Invoicing Construction Auditing Healthcare 48

PYMNTS

MAY 17, 2018

Since the collapse of Carillion , once the nation’s second-largest construction company and a massive government supplier, fingers have been pointed in all directions. There is a loss of confidence in audit, and I think that the industry needs to address that urgently,” Haddrill told The Financial Times in March. “In

Auditing 40

Auditing Accounting Standards Construction Accounting 40