Understanding Trade Spend Management Trade spend management refers to the process of planning, tracking, and optimizing the money businesses spend on trade promotions such as discounts, rebates, in-store displays, and special offers. These expenditures are especially common in industries like consumer packaged goods (CPG), where brands rely heavily on retail partnerships. While marketing and sales…
In today’s competitive landscape, software-as-a-service (SaaS) companies need more than just innovative technology to succeed. They must also have a well-defined business strategy driven by data and forward-looking financial planning. One powerful tool that can help SaaS founders and CFOs make informed decisions is a SaaS Valuation Calculator. This tool not only sheds light on…
In the fast-paced world of business, it’s easy for owners and managers to overlook small financial details that can lead to serious consequences. Whether it’s tax penalties, missed financial opportunities, or inaccurate reporting, these missteps can slow your growth or even endanger your business. That’s where professional bookkeepers come in. They play a crucial role…
Voluntary liquidation is a formal process by which a company’s shareholders decide to wind up the business affairs, sell off assets, settle liabilities, and ultimately dissolve the company. Unlike compulsory liquidation, which is typically court-ordered due to insolvency or creditor action, voluntary liquidation is initiated by the company itself. This approach is often used when…
L’audit comptable n’est pas réservé aux grandes entreprises cotées en bourse. Au Québec, de nombreuses PME, OBNL, cabinets de professionnels ou entreprises en croissance sont concernées par des obligations d’audit, qu’elles soient contractuelles, réglementaires ou volontaires. Pourtant, ce terme fait encore peur à de nombreux dirigeants. En réalité, l’audit n’est pas une menace. Bien mené,…
