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How Can I Choose Management Software That’s Right for My Church?

Strategy Driven

This article looks at how to choose the best management software for your church. They produce the GAAP principles which state how non-profits should have a fund accounting system in place. How to contact them? It needs to work with your growing congregation by recording and offering the right information. When they came?

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Why We Need to Update Financial Reporting for the Digital Era

Harvard Business Review

It’s also possible that we simply don’t know how to estimate the right parameters to make an options-based valuation work. In the meanwhile, companies increasingly resort to provision of proforma and non-GAAP reports, even though this practice is looked down upon by the SEC and is opportunistically misused by a few companies.

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Midsized Firms Can Survive a Cash Crisis

Harvard Business Review

The story of MBH Architects, a northern California firm that designs retail stores, conveys an important lesson on how to survive such a cash crisis. Cash revenues were indeed $200 million for the year, but the correct GAAP net revenues were only $30 million and profit was $2 million. And crisis it was in 2008, the same year the U.S.

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Teaching an Algorithm to Understand Right and Wrong

Harvard Business Review

Eventually, it figures out how to tell the difference between, say, a cat and a dog. Should insurance companies have a say in how the algorithms are coded? need to abide by GAAP accounting standards, which rely on strict rules, while those operating in Europe follow IFRS accounting standards, which are driven by broad principles.

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How B2B Software Vendors Can Help Their Customers Benchmark

Harvard Business Review

The appeal of widespread nonfinancial performance measures for assessing companies has been discussed for several decades, but never achieved—despite continuing growth in assets and priorities poorly measured by GAAP accounting.

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The U.S. Corporate Tax Code Is Broken. How Should We Fix It?

Harvard Business Review

Given the nature of Washington today, though, we should probably be more modest and consider how to modify the corporate tax rather than abandon it. Ultimately, we need to be thinking about consumption taxes much more seriously. I think I''ve explained a, b and c above, but d and e are really important as well.