Organising company financial records: useful general practices
General organisational practices that help finance teams prepare for audits and annual financial statements.
Good preparation for an audit starts with records that are organised and kept up to date throughout the year — not only at year end.
Useful practices include recording transactions promptly, reconciling accounts periodically and filing supporting documents so they are easy to retrieve.
Detailed requirements vary from company to company, so they are best reviewed with a qualified legal accountant.
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