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Accounts receivable turnover ratio: Definition, formula & examples

The accounts receivable turnover ratio can be a helpful metric in determining the efficiency of your accounts receivable (AR) processes. The AR..

 
Is accounts payable a debit or a credit? Explained simply

Understanding the role and purpose of accounts payable (AP) is crucial for your company's financial health. Efficiently managing your AP can help you..

 
Breaking into Tech and Payments

How did you end up in a role in technology? My journey into tech has been shaped by a profound interest in both financial systems and innovation...

 
6 steps to maximize and secure your techs tack

In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, new technology is helping even the smallest businesses play big. But without an internal team to help..

 
5 emerging trends to future-proof your accounting firm

The future of accounting is coming fast, as firms race to integrate new technologies into their practices. In fact, a staggering 96%of accountants..

 
How to Accept Check Payments Online

Paper checks add extra manual processes to your financial management, creating time wasted on tedious tasks. Luckily, eChecks are an option you can..

 
From Psychology to Programming: Navigating My Journey into the Tech Industry

What led you to go into the tech industry? I started university studying psychology because it was my passion. In my second year, like everyone..

 
Accounts Payable Turnover Ratio: Definition, Formula & Examples

The accounts payable (AP) turnover ratio gives you valuable insight into the financial condition of your company. It is used to assess the..

 
Accounts Payable Automation: 19 Best Practices

When it comes to accounting,accounts payable(AP) automation emerges as a vital tool for enhancing accuracy and efficiency.

 
Your Full Guide: Accounting Software for Midsize Businesses

What is accounting software for midsize businesses? Accounting software is a computer program that maintains accounting books to assist bookkeepers...