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General Ledgers at Scaling New Heights (Part 2)

Intuitive Accountant

This is Murph's second round through the exhibit hall with his (virtual) take on the General Ledger sponsors appearing at this year's 'Scaling New Heights.'

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General Ledgers at Scaling New Heights 2022 (Part 1)

Intuitive Accountant

Murph tips his Stetson to a few of the General Ledgers appearing at this year's 'Scaling New Heights.' And when a guy tips his Stetson, it's like he's acknowledging the other party's existence.

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General Ledgers at Scaling New Heights (Part 3)

Intuitive Accountant

Returning to General Ledgers appearing at this year's 'Scaling New Heights,' Murph provides a summary of Xero features that users find so 'beautiful.'

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General Ledgers at Scaling New Heights (Part 4)

Intuitive Accountant

Murph wraps up the official series on the sponsors at this year's 'Scaling New Heights' conference. If we missed any late comers, we're sorry—it wasn't our intention.

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Internal Controls To Prevent and Detect Fraud at Small To Medium-Sized Not-for-Profits

Withum

Implementation of a dual signature on checks and bank signatory limits Subscription to ACH filter and Positive Pay through the banking institution, if those services are offered Independent review of bank reconciliations by someone not involved in the process of recording transactions Provide an individual outside the accounting department (for example, (..)

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Use a Suspense Account for Questionable Transactions

Patriot Software

Use a suspense account when you’re not sure where to record general ledger entries. Sometimes, you don’t have all the necessary information for accounting. Missing or incorrect details can derail your bookkeeping efforts, but you need to record every transaction. What is a suspense account?

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Cash flow vs Trial Balance. Which one to trust?

Simple Accounts

Trial balance is a report that shows the balances of each general ledger account in the company. A trial balance is different from a general ledger. While the general ledger reflects all the transactions by the account, t he t rial balance shows only the account totals. Liabilities . Revenues . Expenses