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How to Set Up Accounts Receivable




Recent How to Set Up Accounts Receivable Articles

The Payment Revolution is Coming

Transaction costs suck up to $50 billion a year out of the economy. But they could be on their way out. Here's why.  Read more


A Hidden Social Media Opportunity

At Social Media Camp New York yesterday, I picked up an unexpectedly simple tip on how to get your customers to listen to what you have to say.  Read more


How to Comply With the New Revenue Recognition Rules

When the Financial Accounting Standards Board updated the business accounting rules earlier this year, Apple was quick to embrace them. Here's a look at how ...  Read more


How to Assess the Credit Risk of Your Customers

Take these five steps to determine a potential client or customer's credit worthiness.  Read more


Tips for Streamlining Accounts Receivable

If you feel you are not getting paid promptly and in full by your customers, here are some simple ways to upgrade your billing system.  Read more


What Are You, a Bank?

You probably lend your customers more money than you realize. Have you checked lately?  Read more


Smart Questions for Your Accountant [Audio]

Forget holiday shopping. Articles editor Larry Kanter explains why now is the time to huddle with your CPA and find some year-end tax breaks.   Watch video


Smart Questions for Your Late-Paying Client [Audio]

Larry Kanter discusses how to handle that most nagging of all problems, client's who won't pay on time. Here are some tips to make the process easier for ...  Watch video


Bootstrapping 101: Get Paid Up Front

David Segura started his company with the initial payment for his first job, and continued his business through early payments and barters.  Read more


Factoring Gets a Face-Lift

Often thought of as mercenary moneylenders, factors are undergoing a customer-friendly makeover.  Read more


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