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After Chelsea and Aston Villa have sold their women's teams to a parent company, we consider the long-term effect it could ...
When HMRC introduced the requirement to pre-notify R&D claims in April 2023, the communication around it was patchy at best.* ...
Gateway Commercial Finance reports that cash flow management is vital for small businesses, as profitability doesn't ...
All the latest transfer news including updates as Chelsea agree a fee with Brighton for forward Joao Pedro plus Phil ...
Even Manchester United, desperate to get back to where they once were, have recruited Matheus Cunha at £62.5m and are ...
According to Investopedia, to accrue an expense means to recognize a bill that the company will pay in a future accounting period. For example, say a company pays employees on the first of the ...
Brex reports ghost cards, digital payment solutions that enhance expense management, improve security, and simplify tracking ...
HARARE - Independent auditors Axcentium have issued an adverse opinion on Edgars Stores Limited's latest financial statements ...
Generally speaking, accrual accounting is used when a company seeks clarity of its performance metrics over a specified time period by providing a more accurate snapshot of its fiscal activities.
Chair Joel Black shares what the standard-setter is working on in a tough time for state and local governments.
A company's long-term liabilities, such as bonds payable and finance leases, arise from its future cash flow obligations.