Ken Boyd

Ken Boyd

Accounting and finance expert

Ken Boyd is a former CPA, accounting professor, writer, and editor. He has written four books on accounting topics, including The CPA Exam for Dummies. Ken has filmed video content on accounting topics for LinkedIn Learning, O’Reilly Media, Dummies.com, and creativeLIVE. He has written for Investopedia, QuickBooks, and a number of other publications. Boyd has written test questions for the Auditing test of the CPA exam, and spent three years on the Audit staff of KPMG.

Education
B.S.B.A., University of Kansas
Expertise

Accounting and finance topics. Ken has a YouTube channel AccountingED, where he covers various accounting and finance topics, which he also writes about on his blog, Accounting Accidentally.

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Ken has written four accounting books for Wiley Publishing's Dummies.com series. Visit his Amazon author page to learn more.

Articles by Ken Boyd

Business credit cards vs. corporate credit cards: Key differences explained

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Business credit cards vs. corporate credit cards: Key differences explained

Business credit cards and corporate cards have different eligibility requirements, liability structures, and rewards. See a full comparison for which to choose.
Expense management: A comprehensive guide

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Expense management: A comprehensive guide

Expense management is the process of tracking and controlling business spending from purchase to reimbursement to keep costs accurate and compliant.
What is a vendor number? How it’s used and where to find it

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What is a vendor number? How it’s used and where to find it

A vendor number is a unique ID used to organize suppliers, track payments, and find vendor records in your accounting or procurement system.
Best net 30 accounts to build business credit

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Best net 30 accounts to build business credit

Find the best net 30 accounts that report to D&B, Experian, and Equifax to help your business build credit and improve cash flow.
Accounting data migration: Steps, strategies, and tools

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Accounting data migration: Steps, strategies, and tools

Accounting data migration is the secure transfer of invoices, payroll, tax data, and other records from one accounting system to another.
9 proven tactics to improve cash flow today

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9 proven tactics to improve cash flow today

Strengthen liquidity and keep operations running smoothly with nine proven tactics to improve cash flow, from forecasting to smarter spend control.