By Jennifer Barnes, Founder & CEO
Companies are more successful when they have a team of people working toward the same goal. However, many businesses leave an important part of operations — the accounting and finance department — in the hands of a single employee. It is always best not to put one person in charge of an enormously huge asset, cash!
Business owners simply don’t protect themselves enough. Many are too busy or too trusting. This trusting mindset places the company, its employees and its overall success at risk. By recognizing these risks, business owners have the enormous opportunity to create segregation of duties in their accounting departments.
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