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Happy Earth Day! In recognition of this “green” holiday on April 22, here are some energy-saving tips for your business that can help save money and the planet.

For retailers, manufacturers and many other businesses, a significant amount of working capital is tied up in inventory. What can your company do to lower its inventory carrying costs?

Are your accounting estimates for work in progress (WIP) inventory reasonable? To find out, your auditors will carefully analyze your methods of allocating costs and recognizing revenue.

The best metric to gauge a company’s performance may not always be net income or earnings per share, as defined under U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). Increasingly, companies are supplementing their financials with non-GAAP metrics.

Today, many companies are seeking innovative ways to improve their financial health. One area to focus on, that’s easy to overlook, is billing and collections.

How will 2024 treat your manufacturing company? Here are six tax-related items to focus on this year

Does your manufacturing company have antifraud controls in place? It should.

Tax law uncertainty makes planning for asset purchases challenging this year. Here’s what manufacturers need to know.

There are many ways to identify how to boost a manufacturer’s bottom line. Producing a segmented income statement is one of them.

If you’ve never worked with a business valuation professional, you might not know where to start. Here’s how to get the ball rolling on your valuation project and what to expect throughout the process.

What’s the right valuation date for your business appraisal? Here’s a closer look at this fundamental question and why it matters.

Experts use various methods and inputs when valuing a business. So, it’s common for two valuators working in good faith to reach different conclusions. A rebuttal report can be useful in bridging the gap.