Have you ever wondered how businesses keep track of their money? It’s like having a big filing cabinet where every type of financial information has its own folder. It’s called the “Chart of Accounts” or COA. It’s crucial for any business, big or small, to know where their money is coming and going. Let’s dive READ MORE
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How a Leap Year Impacts Payroll
Remember four years ago when you dealt with a leap year’s impact on payroll? Do you remember what you had to do? If not, here’s a refresher. Download this free checklist to help you stay on track. Payroll Impacts A leap year introduces an extra day to the calendar, expanding it to 366 days, READ MORE
Why a Detailed Chart of Accounts Is Good for Your Business
Understanding the financial health of your business is crucial for its success. One foundational tool that aids in this understanding is the chart of accounts (COA). This detailed financial organizational chart is more than just an accounting necessity; it’s a roadmap that provides clear insights into your business operations, financial health, and strategic planning. What READ MORE
Cleaning Up Your Books Now: Make Better Business Decisions
Cleaning up your books is likely the last thing on your mind if you’re like many other small business owners. You have bigger fish to fry. Your mind is more likely occupied with a customer acquisition. Or maybe it’s on philanthropic opportunities. Maybe you’re already thinking about the next busy season. Let me ask you… READ MORE
Why Positive Cash Flow Doesn’t Always Mean Profit
In the world of small business, cash flow is king. Or so it seems. A common misconception among small business owners is equating a positive cash flow with profitability. However, this assumption can lead to misguided business decisions and, ultimately, financial instability. “Understanding the nuances between cash flow and profit is crucial for the long-term READ MORE
Cash Flow Forecasting—The Key to Small Business Success
Cash flow forecasting is a vital process for small business owners, enabling them to predict future financial positions and make informed decisions. It involves estimating the amount of money that will flow in and out of your business over a specific period. To streamline this process, various tools and techniques can be employed for accuracy READ MORE