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Left-brained accountants and right-brained marketing professionals seem to come from different worlds. You can help bridge the gap between the financial and creative teams at your organization by using software tools together.

Good news: Companies that invest in or exchange cryptocurrency assets will soon be allowed to report them at fair value, rather than under the accounting rules for intangible assets. Here’s what you should know about the new crypto standard.

Starting in 2024, public companies must comply with new accounting rules requiring them to disclose more details about their business unit costs. This is the most significant change to segment expense reporting in 25 years.

The technology for tracking tools and small equipment has become more cost effective and secure in recent years. Here’s how to use a tracking system to help protect these assets and your company’s bottom line.

Does your company’s accounting team have strong negotiation skills? Here’s how to help bookkeepers and controllers become artful negotiators.

Are you planning the short and long-term future of your business? QuickBooks has analytical tools to help answer questions on upcoming profitability and cash flow needs.

Derivatives and other arrangements can help your business hedge against financial risks. How should these transactions be presented on your financial statements?

For retailers, manufacturers and many other businesses, a significant amount of working capital is tied up in inventory. A year-end physical count of raw materials, work-in-progress and finished goods is essential.

It’s time to prepare for next year’s audit. Are you ready for fieldwork to begin?

Here’s an overview of M&A accounting rules to help minimize the guesswork (and rework) related to purchase price allocations.

Closing the books at month end is a dreaded chore at many companies. Here’s how to simplify the process at your company.

Times are tough for many companies. If you need to advance your business money to make ends meet, how should the transaction be reported on your financial statements?