new trends emerge in net profit margins and accounts receivable.
after years of intensifying and debilitating pressure on bottom lines, profits at tax, accounting and bookkeeping firms appear to be hitting 10-year highs, according to information obtained by 卡塔尔世界杯常规比赛时间 from sageworks, the specialist in tracking private-company financials. read more →
plus five more clauses you might want to consider.
by ed mendlowitz
101 questions and answers
question: you state on the bottom of your invoice that you charge 1.5% for balances over 60 days. do you actually implement that or is it just warning? do you do it on all clients or just some? do clients pay that or complain? if they send in payment without that, do you write off the finance charge or leave it open? read more →
competitors vie for clients on price and promises…
economies of scale found in supply chain.
audit fees can be costly for many public and private companies, but an accounting professor has discovered a way they save some money when going through the process.
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by ed mendlowitz
“tax season opportunity guide“
question: a former client owes me a lot of money and will not pay or even discuss a settlement. i want to sue him. what can you tell me about this?
response: i don’t know the details so cannot address your specific situation. however, i have some comments about suing that i would like to share with you. read more →