Sales tax: States changing economic nexus thresholds
Though it’s been three years since states gained the ability to tax online sales, some are still toying with their economic nexus thresholds.
Credit and Collections
The soft skills A/R professionals should work on now
Your A/R team can masterfully issue invoices and process payments, but have they fully developed more interpersonal, soft skills?
Is that customer financially distressed? 10 telltale signs
For CFOs, there’s nothing worse than finding out too late that a customer is financially distressed and can’t pay their bills.
Many A/R teams behind the curve on modernization
With automation being a top priority for companies, you may want to do a pulse check on your A/R team’s modernization progress.
Final state passes economic nexus regulations: What the future looks like
Finally! The last state holding out on economic nexus regulations for remote sellers and marketplace facilitators has pulled the trigger.
How A/R can measure and limit credit risk now
In a time of great uncertainty and lingering pandemic concerns, A/R must step up its game on assessing and reducing customer credit risk.
What are the top A/R challenges and obstacles in 2021?
For CFOs, it’s vital to keep a pulse on the state of A/R and the challenges your team is facing – especially after the year they just had.
3 lagging states move to add online sales tax regs
Even years after South Dakota v. Wayfair gave states the power to tax online sales, some states are still working on adding regulations.
Collection letter wasn’t misleading, federal court rules
A new federal appeals court ruling is good news for creditors trying to collect their money. And it centers on one of the key tools in your arsenal: collection letters. One creditor landed in hot water when a customer asserted that a fee breakdown on a letter was misleading and violated the Fair Debt Collection […]
