
Accounts Receivable Best Practices: How to Cut Your Collection Time from 45 Days to 30
Cut DSO from 45 days to 30 with six habits - same-day invoicing, written terms, electronic payment, scheduled follow-ups, dispute triage, and credit limits.
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Modern bookkeeping techniques using plain-text and automated workflows

Cut DSO from 45 days to 30 with six habits - same-day invoicing, written terms, electronic payment, scheduled follow-ups, dispute triage, and credit limits.

Chicago's lease transaction tax rose from 11% to 15% in 2026 — Illinois businesses now owe $150 a month in city tax on every $1,000 of SaaS.

Comet Plus pays publishers 80% of subscription revenue as usage-based royalties — book it when the statement settles, and expect IRS Schedule C, not Schedule E.

AHA eCards run $6–7 for BLS but about $20 for a Heartsaver combo — price each US course from its own cost card, not one flat seat price.

Bars must clean draught lines every 14 days — price the route per tap, log every visit, and track chemical cost per line.

A gift of $250 or more needs a contemporaneous written acknowledgment before the donor files — five IRS-required elements, or the deduction fails.

Powder runs $0.25 per square foot at 50% transfer efficiency — quote from that floor, allocate oven energy per cure, and reserve 2–5% of revenue for redos.

Rippling's Business Banking pairs same-day payroll with 2.25% APY checking — judge the custody, lock-in, and fine print before switching.

Stores with self-checkout post shrinkage 33% higher than stores without it, per the 2026 ECR study — book shrink in its own account to price the trade honestly.

Zero-proof spirits cost as much as full-proof at wholesale with no well tier — price by value, cost every build, and bank January's surplus.

Square auto-enabled bitcoin for ~4M US sellers with instant dollar settlement, so the IRS property rule barely touches your books.

Pool rental income is taxable even without a 1099-K, and your US homeowners policy likely excludes paying guests — check IRS rules, coverage, and permits first.