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Your Banker Already Knows Your Net Debt to EBITDA. Do You?

  IN BRIEF Before a lender meets a borrower, it has usually already calculated three numbers: how many years of earnings the debt represents, how many times earnings cover the interest, and how comfortably the cash the business generates covers every payment due. Most chief executives walk into the meeting without knowing any of them....

Invoices that send themselves, and chase themselves.

  Automating invoicing and receivables collection Days sales outstanding is discussed as a measure of customer behaviour. For most businesses it is mostly a measure of their own delays. This article sets out the four intervals you control, what each day of them is worth in cash, and why a gentle unfailing schedule protects relationships...

The shoebox is now a camera

Digital receipt capture and document management Bank statements are a conversion problem. Documents are a custody problem — the invoice exists in a van, a pocket or somebody’s inbox, so the ledger does not know the obligation is there. This article sets out what capture actually does, and why permanent attachment matters more than the...

Do you need a ledger, or an operating system?

Cloud accounting or ERP — how the tier is actually decided Almost every business asks this as a software question, and buys the wrong answer. This article sets out the two constraints that make a system feel too small, the six questions that decide the tier, and an honest account of what a connected application...

What a finance function is supposed to produce, and how often.

What should a finance department deliver monthly? Finance is the only function in most businesses with no defined output. This article sets out the full schedule — daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly and annual — with what each item is for, and the reader test that removes everything on the list which nobody actually uses.  IN...

Distance stopped being a cost in accounting.

Virtual accounting services and remote bookkeeping in the Caribbean Proximity in accounting was physics, not preference — four physical constraints that have all since dissolved. This article sets out what severed them, what the habit of paying for distance still costs a regional business, and the short honest list of work that genuinely still has...

The bookkeeper who leaves takes the system with her.

What happens when your only bookkeeper resigns — and what a handover cannot   IN SHORT What leaves with a departing bookkeeper is not the bookkeeping. The ledger stays. What leaves is the undocumented layer — why an account is coded the way it is, which supplier invoices are always queried, what the three-year-old reconciling...

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Taking seamless key performance indicators offline to maximise the long tail.

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