In the world of business, receipts are vital to tracking your financial transactions, whether you're a small business owner or a big corporation. They let you track the money going in and out of your company to ensure that every dollar is accounted for.  But if you aren't taking care of your receipts, they can cause problems for your company down the line.

As a small business owner, you have a lot on your plate: ensuring that you're spending time and energy on the right tasks while not overlooking anything. But one crucial decision to consider is whether to outsource your accounting needs.  

As a young entrepreneur, you're probably focused on growing your business and making money. But if you’re not careful, you could end up spending your hard-earned money on things that will never help your business grow. One of the best ways to avoid this is by knowing exactly where every penny is going.

Working from home (WFH) is not a new concept for many Filipinos. Even before the pandemic, the Philippines already has a law aimed at protecting remote employees’ rights to good working conditions. However, as the country enters the new normal, the government calls on private companies — specifically those belonging to the outsourcing industry — to bring back employees to physical offices “to support economic recovery.”  So, what’s the actual status of the country in terms of remote work? In this article, we talk about the work-from-home policy in the Philippines based on its recent developments. 

Businesses, especially the ones belonging to the finance and accounting industry, have been relying on accurate data since time immemorial. As the explosive growth of data continues, the importance of setting up best practices in data governance intensifies.

Do you have the right people to get your data-driven initiatives moving?   The peak of the digital age catalyzed the emergence of data analytics to greater heights. But without the knowledge and expertise of data professionals, there’s a risk for your enterprise to falter.