The leak nobody talks about When business owners review their finances, they usually focus on the numbers that feel significant — supplier invoices, payroll, monthly transfers, and sales performance. These are the numbers that appear in reports, trigger conversations, and get attention. Petty cash rarely makes that list. Yet in many small and growing businesses, petty cash is one of the most consistent sources of financial leakage. Not dramatic. Not obvious. Just quiet, daily

In January 2026, Coretax will begin to impact Indonesian businesses. SPT Tahunan 2025—with the 2025 financial books already closed—is now being filed through the new Coretax system, effective January 1. Account activation remains open throughout the year, so no immediate panic—as long as businesses meet their SPT filing deadlines on time to avoid penalties. This isn't just another tax portal update. Coretax represents DJP's most extensive administrative overhaul in decades, d

As the year comes to a close, many business owners start to feel the weight of unfinished numbers reports that don’t match invoices still open accounts that need reviewing It’s a normal part of running a business, but it doesn’t have to follow you into 2026. A new year is the perfect moment to reset your finance system and start with clarity. 1. Clear Numbers Help You Make Better Decisions When your books are clean and every account is reconciled, you finally know where your

Smarter petty cash management helped a restaurant group improve visibility, speed up reconciliation, and strengthen financial control. Learn how a simple system upgrade supported smoother operations across multiple outlets.

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Financial records are usually treated as a box to tick: reports filed, taxes submitted, and that’s the end of it. But those numbers hold...