Energy zombies wreaking havoc on businesses everywhere
You know some things waste energy – leaving the lights on or even turning the thermostat up or down a few degrees can make a huge difference in energy costs.
You know some things waste energy – leaving the lights on or even turning the thermostat up or down a few degrees can make a huge difference in energy costs.
To deter financial loss, CFOs have to keep a pulse on expense fraud. And one great way to do that is to hear right from the employees committing the crimes.
In today’s corporate climate, strict vigilance for expense report fraud is becoming even more important for your finance department.
Know what developments are coming down the pike for accounts payable people in 2016?
Be sure that your finance staffers are on guard, no matter where they’re currently working, because new scams are spreading during COVID-19.
The A/P department usually presents an attractive target for fraudsters. So ensuring your anti-fraud controls are up to snuff is vital — particularly when it comes this exposure.
Finally! The last state holding out on economic nexus regulations for remote sellers and marketplace facilitators has pulled the trigger.
Finance is known as the “numbers people” of any organization. Well, have we got a slew of new numbers for you!
Forget Santa! Will your company be naughty or nice to finance staffers’ bank balances in 2012? New salary data is out, and we have all the details.
If you’re hoping to fill a position in Finance, there are certain words you’ll want to use to zero in on just the right fit. (Of course, if you’re looking for a job in Finance, there’s some valuable intel, too).
Many of your peers learned from the pandemic that a paperless A/P department can benefit every level of the organization, putting the focus on individual transactions instead of clusters of documents. But as consultant, author and former CFO Carl L. Young said in the Premier Learning Solutions workshop “A/P Internal Control Best Practices: Going Paperless,” […]
The holidays have passed, year-end work is in full swing, and 1099 reporting deadlines for 2020 are right around the corner.
Though the 1099-NEC was revived to simplify year-end filing, there’s one aspect that will make things more complicated for your finance team.
Heads up, CFOs. IRS has officially unveiled the new Form 1099-NEC, which your finance staff will use to report nonemployee compensation.
There are few things more frustrating and stressful for your finance team than when a vendor won’t fork over its Form W-9.
As if your finance department wasn’t juggling enough paperwork right now! IRS has been on a form-generating blitz to update key documents for 2015 and beyond.
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