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Vendor Risk Management Best Practices

Audit Board

Vendor risk management encompasses all the processes and systems involved with managing vendor risk , from vendor selection and due diligence, through procurement and onboarding, to ongoing monitoring and ultimately offboarding, should that be necessary. Then, after completing due diligence and comparing vendors, selection will occur.

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Accounts payable vs. accounts receivable: What are the differences?

ThomsonReuters

Different people should execute these functions to ensure the risk of fraud is reduced. appeared first on Tax & Accounting Blog Posts by Thomson Reuters. Still have other questions about accounts payable? Check out our accounts payable FAQ. The post Accounts payable vs. accounts receivable: What are the differences?

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Auditing the Anti-bribery and Corruption Program

Internal Audit 360

Anti-fraud and anti-corruption training provided to employees. Procurement policies and procedures and periodic compliance reviews. Provisions for compliance with anti-bribery regulations included in contracts with third parties. A whistleblower program. Enforcement of delegation-of-authority limits.

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Optimizing your accounts payable workflow process

ThomsonReuters

P2P stands for Procure-to-Pay and is used by businesses to define the entire set of processes relating to sourcing, negotiating, requesting, and purchasing. Separate AP and AR duties The segregation of accounts payable and accounts receivable is considered a fundamental accounting principle and reduces the risk of fraud.

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Greetings from the American Bar Association’s 2023 LLC Institute

Farrel Fritz

The majority of disputes we litigate and blog about concern ownership of or governance in an LLC. Freeze-Out Mergers Regular readers of this blog surely saw this topic coming. Over its three-decade rise to the closely-held business entity of choice, the Limited Liability Company has won a special place in our hearts.