Articles and news about small business bookkeeping
Subcontractor Agreements, an Easy Explanation FYI this is about a 10-minute read, legal stuff bores me but it’s important to understand the agreements you’re signing. Overview: Let’s say you own a webshop and a client has hired you for a project. Now you want to hire a designer and a programmer to work for you […]
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Anytime you make a decision (or don’t make a decision) there is a cost. The cost can come from loss of time, additional stress, cash and opportunity cost of missing out on another unforeseen opportunity. “Easy win” is a phrase Steve & I often use when making a strategic decision. A successful business is the […]
Bank of America Background Bank of America, with total assets of $2.2 trillion, is the second largest bank holding company in the U.S. by assets. It’s one of the ‘Big Four’ banks in the U.S., and was listed by Forbes in 2010 as the third-largest company in the U.S. Bank of America operates – but […]
With new growth comes new responsibilities! Make sure your bookkeeping is prepared to manage new opportunities so you can thrive.
Finding, getting, and then keeping customers may be the three hardest jobs for any small, medium, or large business. Number four is managing cash. It sounds simple in theory, but is it? It can be. It just takes a little pre-planning on your part and steely determination to not ignore your cash flow problems. That […]
How to Improve Cash Flow for Your Startup When you have a startup, resources are often limited, including your cash flow. Unfortunately, you need a decent cash flow to reinvest in your business, so that it can flourish, grow, and ultimately become more profitable. With some creative thinking and resourcefulness, you can improve the cash […]
