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Capitalising on the Fintech apps in APAC

Future CFO

FutureCFO spoke to Deka to dig deeper into the topic: Which features/capabilities in financial applications are most in demand by mid-size enterprises? However, the demand for features/capabilities of financial applications can differ based on their company size, maturity, and business needs and goals.

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Nonprofit Accounting Cleanup: How to Deal with a Mess

The Charity CFO

Red Flag #2: Lack of Financial Reports Speaking of infrequencies, the lack of financial reports can indicate another red flag. As a leader of an organization, if financial reporting is inconsistent or difficult to obtain, then it’s likely there are some issues with the accounting. Listen to them!

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Improving Cash Flow with Effective Bookkeeping

CFO Share

Invoicing and Collections: Every invoice sent and every payment followed up on means securing what your business rightfully earns. Accurate data is also essential to all financial planning. Begin with polite reminders for fresh invoices, escalating to firmer steps as they age and ultimately ending at credit hold.

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Maximizing Efficiency in Financial Management with SaaS Accounting Software

CFO Plans

This capability provides CFOs with up-to-the-minute insights into their company’s financial health, fostering more informed decision-making and quicker responses to market changes. This is particularly useful in sectors like manufacturing, where financial reporting can be complex and time-consuming.

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8 questions to ask about your AP System

Future CFO

The accounts payable (AP) department goes beyond just ensuring that all bills and invoices are cleared on time. By accurately managing all APs the business is ensured it complies with appropriate tax regulations, contractual obligations, and financial reporting standards.

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The Basics of Nonprofit Bookkeeping

The Charity CFO

Create invoices for goods, services, and donations. Enter bills and vendor invoices. Let’s take a deeper look at the four key bookkeeping tasks: payroll, invoicing, expense allocation, and recording business transactions. . Invoicing . Even if your nonprofit isn’t selling anything, you’ll still need to process invoices.

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When Should You Hire a Part-Time Bookkeeper?

CFO Share

If you’re consistently spending hours on invoicing, payroll, or tax preparations, delegating these tasks can free up precious time. Errors in tax filings, payroll, or client invoices can lead to unhappy customers, dissatisfied employees, and significant financial and legal repercussions.