Answering Questions about Cost, HR Services, & More
I’m switching things up in this blog post by answering a few questions you may have for me. Because you shouldn’t have to get on a call just to get some basic questions answered. With that in mind, allow me to start with the most common question I get asked… Question I get asked the […]
Tips for Reducing Your Bookkeeping Anxiety
In my experience, many business owners feel stressed when it comes to keeping up with their books. Maybe you can relate. You worry about missing something, overreacting to the wrong numbers, or wasting hours trying to sort it all out. But it doesn’t need to be something you dread doing (or put off until the […]
Why You Shouldn’t Wait Until Tax Time to Organize Your Books
If you’re like a lot of business owners, you may be in the habit of putting off bookkeeping until right before tax time. I completely understand. You’re busy, and it’s not the most exciting part of running a business. But waiting until the last minute can hurt you in the long run. In this blog […]
Common financial blind spots business leaders have (& what to do about them)
If you’re running a business, you’re already stretched. But if you overlook the basics of your financials, problems start stacking up fast, and they usually show up at the worst possible time. Based on my experience, I’ve found that business leaders tend to have five specific financial blind spots. In this article, I’ll list them […]
Why profit doesn’t mean you’re making money
In my experience, a lot of business owners get into trouble because they think they’re making money when they’re really not. It’s easy for this to happen. For example, let’s say you look at your P&L and it shows a profit. That might seem great, but you could still be losing cash. You could have […]
The importance of keeping your accounting updated and reconciled (from a guy who learned the hard way)
If you’re like a lot of business owners, you may have gotten into the habit of avoiding your numbers. I used to be the same way, and it came back to bite me. It’s normal to want to put off your accounting until a later time, but it’ll cost you more than just money. In […]
