Five Things To Consider Before You Outsource Bookkeeping

by Cash Flow Accounting on April 26, 2012

There’s a lot of talk in businesses today about virtual assistants and it only goes to follow that small business owners are also looking to outsource the one task they all seem to universally hate: bookkeeping. I own a virtual bookkeeping firm, so I have to tell you that I’m not objective. I think virtual [...]

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Four Reasons You Need Financial Statements

by Cash Flow Accounting on April 24, 2012

If you have a business, you know the importance of financial statements, or at least one of the financial statements at least one time per year. In the case of a true business structure like an S Corporation, C Corporation or Partnership (or LLC that acts like one), you are required to have financial statements [...]

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Small Businesses Are More Likely To Have Embezzlement Issues

by Cash Flow Accounting on April 12, 2012

For every dollar of sales, 10 cents goes to theft. That’s according to a study by the Colorado Springs Business Journal. The US SBA states that 2/3s of all of those thefts come from employees. Now, let’s make it even worse. The average small business embezzlement is somewhere between $150,000 – $190,000, depending on which [...]

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The 5 Key Indicators of How You’re Doing as a Manager

by Cash Flow Accounting on April 10, 2012

There is one purpose of a business – to make money. But as good as a business, its purpose, its market, its price, nothing works unless you, the small business owner, are doing your job. How are you doing with these key indicators? How good are you at turning your assets into profits?For this question, [...]

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Why Your Cash Flow Should Be Higher Than Income

by Cash Flow Accounting on April 5, 2012

There comes a moment in everybody’s business when they discover that the profit they make in the business does not equal their cash flow. If you’re tying up your operating cash flow with building assets such as inventory, equipment, and other items, you may be setting yourself up for failure. Remember one of the tests [...]

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Two Mistakes Small Business Owners Make with Systems

by Cash Flow Accounting on April 3, 2012

Why did you get in business? Maybe circumstances forced you to go into business. You needed to find a more certain, quick to make money. It could have been a loss of a job or a concern there might soon be a loss of a job. Or maybe you needed to supplement the money you [...]

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