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Taxes and Accounting
While it may not be the most exciting part of your business, keeping proper small business accounting records and financial statements is clearly one of the most important things a business owner can do. At some point, you may need to raise capital from a financial institution or lender, and if your books are not current or accurate it can jeopardize or risk losing your financing. In addition to keeping your records up to date, paying and recording the proper taxes are imperative, so as not to risk penalties and fines from the state and federal government.
Getting Started (Basic Accounting)
- How to Create a Business Plan
- How to Develop Cash and Capital Budgets
- Operating Work Sheet (New)
- The Right Accounting Method for Your Business: Accrual or Cash
- Forms of Business Ownership: Corporation, Partnership, Proprietorship
Understanding Standard Financial Reports
Analyzing Financial Performance
Making Smart Financial Decisions
- Financial Forecasting
- Pricing
- Business Insurance
- Company Vehicles: Lease vs Buy
- Break-Even Analysis
- Borrowing Wisely
- Business Valuation
Managing Cash Flow
- Cash Flow – The Life Blood of Your Business
- Cash Flow Work Sheet (New)
- How to Manage Accounts Receivable
- How to Avoid and/or Survive a Cash Crunch
- Managing Inventory
- Credit Checks
- Optimize Collection Efforts