Integrating ERP Systems With FP&A Processes: A Practical Guide for Healthcare Leaders
Practical steps for ERP and FP&A integration in healthcare—reduce close time, improve forecasts, and give leaders the insights they need.
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The Role of APIs in Financial Data Integration
APIs in financial data integration help healthcare finance teams speed closes, reduce errors, and deliver trusted leadership reporting—practical steps inside.
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Why You Should Automate Your Forecast Updates
Reduce cycle times, improve accuracy, and free your team. Learn a pragmatic approach to automate your forecast updates in healthcare finance.
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Section 220(2) Interest on Outstanding Demand – Explained
Clear, practical guide to Section 220(2) interest on outstanding tax demands—how it’s calculated, common mistakes, and steps to minimise interest and notices.
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How to File Revision Petition Under Section 264
A practical, India-focused guide to filing a revision petition under Section 264—steps, checklist, risks and a clear CTA to get expert help from Finstory.
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Penalty for Non-Maintenance of Books of Accounts – Section 271A
Learn how Section 271A can lead to a Rs.25,000 penalty for not maintaining books. Simple checklist, risks, and a free consultation offer to fix compliance gaps.
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Penalty for Not Auditing Under Section 44AB
Missed a mandatory tax audit? Learn the penalties under Section 44AB, how notices and 271B work, practical fixes, and when to get expert help.
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Penalty for Not Reporting International Transactions (TP cases)
Not reporting international or related-party transactions can lead to large TP adjustments, penalties, interest and notices. Learn quick fixes and get expert he
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What Happens After Submitting Response to Scrutiny Notice?
Submitted a scrutiny response? Understand timelines, likely outcomes, risks and a clear action plan to protect refunds and stay compliant. Book a free consult.
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How to Prepare Financially for Sudden Market Downturns
Practical, actionable steps for CFOs and healthcare ops leaders to prepare financially for sudden market downturns—cash plans, forecasts, and quick wins.
