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FrequentlyAsked Questions
What is pharmaceutical accounting?
Pharmaceutical accounting involves tracking, categorizing, and summarizing financial activity related to drug development, manufacturing, and sales. It covers everything from R&D costs to inventory and regulatory reporting.
What is the role of an accountant in a pharmacy?
An accountant for a pharmacy helps manage financial records, prepare tax filings, track expenses and revenue, and ensure compliance with industry-specific regulations. They play a key role in managing margins, vendor payments, and payroll.
What are the two types of accounting in healthcare?
The two primary types are financial and managerial accounting. Financial accounting tracks income, expenses, and reporting for compliance, while managerial accounting supports operational decisions like pricing, inventory, and cash flow strategy.
Do biotech companies qualify for the R&D tax credit?
Yes—biotech companies often qualify due to ongoing research, testing, and experimentation. An accountant can help ensure you meet documentation requirements and maximize the credit.
Why do pharma and life sciences companies need specialized accountants?
These businesses face complex financial and regulatory environments. A specialized accountant understands how to manage FDA-related costs, clinical trial budgets, R&D credits, and investor reporting.
Biotech & Pharma Accounting: What You Need to Know
Biotech accounting isn’t just about bookkeeping—it’s about managing complexity. From R&D expense tracking and grant reporting to financial forecasting and investor presentations, biotech companies need accountants who understand life sciences. These professionals provide strategic insight during funding rounds, help you navigate ASC 730 (R&D costs), and ensure financial reporting aligns with both GAAP and investor expectations. Whether you're pre-revenue or scaling toward an IPO, specialized biotech accountants help guide high-growth companies through uncertainty.
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