Bragg Steven M. Accounting. Best Practices

John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2004. — 407 p.New best practices for the evolving business.
Everyone knows that adopting accounting best practices can improve efficiency and reduce error rates in the accounting department, but less obvious are the benefits gained from better reporting of information to other parts of the company. More accurate data reported faster can play an integral role in both short- and long-term strategic planning. Accounting guru Steven Bragg explains how to leverage this and other opportunities in his authoritative Accounting Best Practices, Third Edition.Bragg adds over sixty new best practices to his benchmark resource, concentrating primarily on the areas of:Internal auditing
Accounts payable
Finance
Payroll
Bragg highlights the dos and don'ts of best practices implementation, and a new reference system renders the expansive collection of best practices readily accessible. Accounting and financial managers, internal and external auditors, and consultants will find Accounting Best Practices, Third Edition to be a peerless resource.How to Use Best Practices
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