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Cost Accounting Standards (CAS) Series: Implications When Acquiring Companies

Cherry Bekaert

In the third episode of Cherry Bekaert’s Cost Accounting Standards (CAS) podcast series, Brendan Halloran , a Director with Cherry Bekaert Advisory, is joined by Jeffery Annessa , a Senior Manager in Cherry Bekaert’s Government Contractor Industry practice, to discuss CAS implications during mergers and acquisitions.

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Cost Accounting Standard Considerations for a Growing GovCon

Cherry Bekaert

Contact Us The post Cost Accounting Standard Considerations for a Growing GovCon appeared first on Cherry Bekaert.

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More Email Blunders That Cost Accountants Time and Money

Lockstep

In Part I Email Blunders That Cost Accountants Time and Money of this series, we took a look at some of the most common email blunders that can cost accountants time and money. In Part II, we’ll take a look at some more email blunders that can trip up even the most experienced accounting teams.

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Unlocking Business Success: The Importance of Cost Accounting and Key Metrics

Basis 365

Cost accounting is essential to running a business, as it helps companies identify and understand their costs, expenses, and profitability. By tracking costs, companies can make informed decisions about pricing, product development, and resource allocation. What is Cost Accounting?

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Email Blunders That Cost Accountants Time and Money

Lockstep

In this three-part blog series, we’ll take a look at some of the biggest email blunders that can cost accountants time and money. Part 1: Email Blunders That Cost Accountants Time and Money. One of the biggest email blunders that can cost accountants time and money is sending information to the wrong customer.

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What's the Difference Between Cost Accounting and Management Accounting?

GrowthForceBlog

Spoiler alert: Both cost accounting and management accounting are intended for internal use by business leaders. 5 min read. Smart leaders use it to improve organization operations and boost the bottom line.

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Fear of awkward conversations costing accountants money

Accounting Today

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