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Deep Dive: How The Pandemic Is Prompting A Fresh Look At AP Processes

PYMNTS

Companies could end up paying twice if workers mistakenly file invoices that have already been uploaded or fail to realize when vendors accidentally submit duplicate invoices. AI-powered tools can help detect such issues and send alerts when they occur, however.

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HIPAA Disaster Recovery Planning

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Set up backup and recovery procedures: Develop protocols for duplicating and restoring ePHI data during data loss events. Implement Redundancy: Maintain duplicate systems or data to fall back on in case of a failure. Regular testing and adjustments are essential due to changes in ePHI applications.

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Undoing Reconciliation in QuickBooks Online: A Step-by-Step Guide

Nanonets

After meticulous adjustments, achieving that zero balance feels like a triumph, marking the completion of your reconciliation process in QuickBooks Online. Business owners or non-accountant users, however, can individually adjust the reconciliation status of transactions, ensuring accuracy and compliance.

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Company Valuation 101: The Example of Fintech Startups

Fintech Review

Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) The DCF method estimates a company’s value based on its expected future cash flows, adjusted for the time value of money. Cost-to-Duplicate The cost-to-duplicate approach evaluates what it would cost to build another startup with the same product or service from scratch.

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The FRC’s Corporate Governance Review: What You Need to Know

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In November 2023, the FRC announced that it would publish the revised Corporate Governance Code in January 2024, but that it would be making only a “small number of changes that streamline and reduce duplication”. As with the 2023 list of proposals, that implementation date may change depending on influencing factors in 2024.

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Free Bank Reconciliation Template

Nanonets

Adjust Balances You will have to reconcile each transaction on a line-by-line basis. For discrepancies, you will have to adjust the bank balance and the cashbook. The bank statements must be adjusted by adding pending deposits (deposit-in-transit) and deducting pending outgoing checks (outstanding checks).

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ACH Reversals vs. ACH Returns: What’s the Difference?

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Account balance adjustment: Finally, the originator’s account will be adjusted to reflect the return of the failed payment. Incorrect payment amount: A reversed ACH can correct transactions where the amount transferred doesn’t align with the agreed-upon terms, providing a mechanism to adjust the financial value accurately.

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