Financial reporting plays a key role when a business needs funds for continued operations and strategic investment opportunities.

Participating in mergers and acquisitions (M&A) offers growth opportunities for businesses, but also comes with its share of risks. It's crucial for buyers to have a thorough understanding of the strengths and weaknesses of potential partners or acquisition targets before proceeding with any deals.

As a real estate broker, you're accustomed to navigating complex deals and managing a multitude of tasks. However, when it comes to managing year-end finances, even the most seasoned brokers can find themselves in murky waters

If you think the recorded minutes of your nonprofit’s board meetings are just a formality, think again

Business merger and acquisition (M&A) transactions have significant financial reporting implications. Notably, the company’s balance sheet will look markedly different than it did before the business combination.

As year end nears, many businesses and nonprofits are planning for 2024. QuickBooks® provides budget and forecast features to help management make financial predictions, as well as assess “what if” scenarios to help make more-informed business decisions.

Reconciling bank accounts is critical to ensuring the accuracy of your company’s accounting records. The primary purpose of a bank reconciliation is to confirm that the transactions recorded in your bank statement match those shown in your accounting records.

From time to time, owners of closely held businesses might need to advance their companies money to bridge a temporary downturn or provide funds for an expansion or another major purchase

E-commerce business owners, as the year draws to a close, you and your leadership team are likely fine-tuning your vision for 2024.

Is your real estate business fully capitalizing on the depreciation of your property investments?

There’s no getting around the fact that accurate financial statements are imperative for every business. Publicly held companies are required to not only issue them, but also have them audited by an independent CPA

Software as a Service (SaaS) has revolutionized the software industry. The transition from traditional software licensing models to subscription-based, cloud-hosted services offers businesses scalability, flexibility, and significant cost benefits

As year end approaches, it’s time for some calendar-year businesses to perform physical inventory counts. This activity is more than a time-consuming chore; it’s an opportunity to improve your company’s operational efficiency.