Discover whether accounts receivable is an asset or liability, the reasons behind it, and how to maximize your A/R process.
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Cash application is the process of applying incoming payments to the corresponding unpaid invoice or outstanding account balance. Learn more.
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Companies can improve their cash flow and liquidity by shortening the cash conversion cycle. Here are five ways to reduce it.
Accounts receivable management involves tracking and securing customer payments. Learn how to improve the process with these best practices.
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Learn about pro forma invoices, an invoice type that can remove the element of surprise from your sales efforts and avoid stress.
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Here’s why you might have a negative accounts receivable balance. Hint: It doesn’t always mean you have negative cash flow.
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Learn about the 10 key Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), additional constraints, and all things GAAP compliance.
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Learn about common types of invoice fraud, how to avoid falling for these scams, how to report fake invoices, and more.
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A guide to help you increase your business’s working capital, whether you’re short on funds or simply want to improve your bottom line.
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DPO is an A/P metric that tracks how much time passes between when your business receives an invoice and when it pays it. Learn more here.

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