Bea Naveros
EBITDA may sound like complicated financial jargon, but it is actually an essential tool that gives us a clear view of a company’s operational health, ...
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In today’s business environment, cash management is a fundamental pillar for the sustainability and growth of any entity. In both small companies and large corporations, ...
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One of the most common strategies used by companies to maintain relations with other organisations and improve their image is to carry out activities to ...
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Journal entries are the cornerstone for recording and reflecting the financial situation of a company. They are not just a simple entry in a ledger, ...
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In the complex web of the tax and fiscal system, the term contributor stands out as one of the fundamental pillars. But who are contributorss ...
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Accounting in companies is one of the key aspects. Both for the companies’ own benefit and for legal reasons, every financial movement should be correctly ...
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The digital age has transformed the way businesses and professionals manage their finances, leaving behind tedious paperwork and endless mountains of folders. Digitalised accounting is ...
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Companies are constantly looking for ways to optimise their operations, reduce costs and improve efficiency. One of the trends that has gained ground in recent ...
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With accelerating technological advances and a growing demand for efficiency, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has positioned itself as an essential tool. In this article we explore ...
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In the digital age, electronic invoices are essential for businesses. But how do we ensure their security? Find out how accounting automation not only optimises ...
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There is no company without invoices. Traditional paper invoices have recently been joined by electronic invoices, which are increasingly used by companies all over the ...
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Debit and credit are fundamental terms in accounting. They represent the two main columns in which financial transactions are recorded in the accounting records. These ...
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