You make the call: 4 tricky T&E situations
Decide for yourself: Did these companies step out of bounds when their employees stepped out of compliance with T&E policies?
Accounting
Techie ‘Deepthroat’ exposes how IT really feels about Finance
OK, so IT gripes about every department. But there are some finance-specific bugaboos that really get their goat.
Follow the failures for a more successful software switch
A completely smooth transition to a new system or software? A pipe dream. That’s okay — there’s a lot to learn from ghosts of implementations past.
Slice and dice data to boost your margins
Take a hatchet to sales (and not in the way Credit sometimes wants to) to find the best places to cut costs and grow your business.
What's the fourth-quarter forecast for financial jobs?
The picture for the economy may be bleak, but your peers aren’t cutting back.
3 ways to control energy costs before they control you
Getting a handle on your company’s energy costs can’t wait. But with everybody touting the latest ways to slash energy costs, companies don’t have the time or the money to try out what works and what doesn’t.
New ruling forces you to pay people who break the rules
Everybody’s got too much to do these days, and the overtime can add up fast. But you’ll probably want to check your current pay policies and procedures against a new ruling from the Department of Labor. You may owe more than you think.
Give invoices a face-lift for faster payments
Granted, how your invoice looks shouldn’t have any bearing on how fast customers pay it. But you may be surprised at how much difference a few changes could make.
Should you be tackling tax compliance yourself?
There’s no “close enough” when it comes to tax compliance. That’s why some of your peers are taking it off their plates completely.
