Resources on basic accounting and payment terms business owners must know.
Learn what cost-to-cost method is. Discover how it helps businesses like construction firms recognize revenue, improve forecasting, and reduce volatility.
Learn what internal control over financial reporting (ICFR) is, its benefits, and how to implement a strong framework using the COSO model.
Learn what cash controls are, why they matter, and how to implement cash controls to protect your business from errors, fraud, and loss.
A solvency ratio helps businesses estimate how long their business can survive. You can measure solvency in many ways. Learn about solvency ratios with BILL.
Nacha is the organization that regulates ACH bank payments to make them safer, faster, and more reliable for businesses and individuals in the U.S.A.
Accounts receivable refers to money that your business is owed in exchange for goods or services you have provided but the customer hasn't paid for yet.
Discover the significance of accounts payable turnover in assessing financial performance. Enhance your AP turnover ratio to drive better financial outcomes and learn more about the accounts payable turnover formula.
Online bill pay services are offered by a range of financial institutions and businesses to help customers pay bills online easier and more efficiently.
Net sales generally go to three places: covering your variable costs, covering your fixed costs, and your profit. Learn how to calculate variable expense ratio.
A liquidity ratio measures your ability to cover existing debts. Here's how to calculate the liquidity ratio for your business.
Managing accounts payable can represent a headache for small business owners. BILL can help you understand the AP process, and how to manage outgoing payments.
A purchase order (PO) is an official document that is sent from a buyer to a seller, documenting the agreement for a sale of specific products and/or services.
What is a trial balance? Learn more about how this internal report can improve the accuracy of your financial statements for your business.
Invoice processing is an integral part of your business’s accounting process, so what is it, how does it work, and why automated invoice processing is better.
BIN numbers allow merchants to evaluate and assess payment card transactions. Here's how BINs work and how they impact your business.
