If you qualify for disaster relief post-Hurricane Gustav, you have until Jan. 5, 2009 to file certain tax documents.
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Tags: Deadlines, Disaster relief, IRS, Tax compliance
You may have the most bulletproof controls and procedures this side of the international dateline, but the CFO is still worried that
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Tags: Burnout, Communication, Crosstraining staff, Employee morale
Get ready for double-digit increases for the expenses traveling employees turn in.
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Tags: Cutting costs, Economic outlook, T&E
If you do your job right, fraud isn’t much of an issue at your company. Still, it’s good to keep an eye on what the crooks are planning.
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Wages for most jobs are barely keeping pace with inflation, but Accounting workers are bucking that trend.
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Tags: A/P, Career outlook, Economic outlook, Payroll
Even if your position is secure, it’s natural to be a little skittish in our stuttering economy. It begs the question: Just how safe are Accounting jobs?
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Tags: A/P, Career, Economic outlook, Payroll, training
Keeping other department’s errors from creeping into Accounting is a never-ending battle. Get a handle on these three mistake breeding grounds and you can sleep easier at night.
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Tags: Communication, Reducing errors, Resource
Once you’ve gotten internal buy-in to upgrade or replace your Accounting system, the hard work begins: choosing the options you need without busting the budget.
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Tags: A/P, Accounting, Payrol, Resource, Technology
The recent increase in the standard business mileage rate was a welcome change for most. But folks still clamoring for more could affect your company.
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Tags: Congress, Economic outlook, IRS, mileage rate, T&E
When it comes to Accounting software, there’s no one-size-fits-all solution. But asking the right questions up front can go a long way in helping you get exactly what you need.
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Tags: A/P, Accounting, Best practices, Controls, Payroll, Software, Technology, Vendor relationships
