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Tag: Accounting
Meet Patrick Monaghan
At CFO Selections, we may work in numbers… but we’re in the business of people. Because behind every financial report is a person making hard…
Should You Trade Up Your Bookkeeper or Accountant?
There is a common misconception that early-stage startups and low-growth companies don’t really need executive financial leadership… not yet anyways. This misconception holds that hiring…
How Will You Ensure Employee Accountability across Accounting and Finance?
With ethical challenges on the rise employee accountability is more important than ever before! And while employers understand that holding employees accountable for their actions…
Ethical Challenges are Increasing in Accounting Today
When it comes to ethics in accounting the data is in and the numbers aren’t pretty! According to a global study on ethics by the…
Staying Ahead of Changes in Accounting
Executive Summary: Changes happen. Sometimes they come quickly and abundantly. Business executives rely on their Finance Teams to be in front of changes, especially when…
What is The Difference Between COGS and SG&A?
As fractional CFOs (Chief Financial Officers) we get a lot of questions about COGS (Cost of Goods Sold) and SG&A expenses from our clients. They…
Accounting Turnover: Why is it Happening and How do we Stop It?
Having a hard time finding talented accountants for your business? That’s no surprise. I see news headlines every day that indicate many businesses are struggling…
Don’t Trust Your Accountant!
What would we do without our accountants? We rely on them for accuracy, reporting, transaction processing, analysis, and financial advice. For non-accountants, the discipline can…
Faster or Better? How to Truly Improve your Accounting Processes
The last decade has seen an unparalleled push for greater efficiency. Increased automation across all business sectors has ushered in a focus on “faster” and…
The Convergence of Accounting and HR
Companies that understand how finance and HR overlap and foster a relationship between the two are better poised for long-term growth than their less informed…