Running finance

Owners and chief executives of companies of every size carry the final responsibility for the books. These guides explain what an audit costs, where money quietly leaks, and how continuous monitoring tells you the books are in order before anyone asks.

Financial Controls: A Guide for Business Owners

The checks that keep money from leaking out of a business: which to put in place first, how often each runs, and how you know they are working.
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Mid-Market Audit Costs, and How to Lower Them

An audit fee reflects estimated hours multiplied by professional rates, and disorganized records add the most hours. What drives the fee, and how preparation reduces it.
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Continuous Controls Beat the Year-End Scramble

An annual audit reports what went wrong last year. Continuous controls monitoring identifies what is going wrong now, while the problem can still be corrected.
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How Audit Readiness Catches Fraud Early

The internal controls that prepare a company for its audit are the same controls that detect fraud, and the ACFE’s research shows early detection limits the loss.
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