5 Easy Ways You Can Improve Your Company Credit Score
Success and sustainability as a small business often have a lot to do with maintaining ready access to cash and coping with financial pressures as they come along.
What Types of Business Entertainment Events are Deductible?
The good news is that Uncle Sam and the IRS allow small business owners to deduct 50% of meals and entertainment events in which they partake. But some type of business must be conducted before, during, or after these events in order to qualify for this popular – yet often improperly claimed – tax write-off.
When Alternative Lending Options May Be Best
There are times when traditional financing options just won’t cut it for whatever reason. Maybe your credit isn’t the best, or maybe you just don’t have time to wade through all of the red tape.
Do’s and Don’ts of Employee Reimbursement
Expense reimbursement is a necessary part of business for many employees and finance managers. To make this aspect of business a little more pain-free, we’ve compiled a list of do’s and don’ts for employee reimbursement
Premature Scaling Kills Businesses
Venture capitalists sometimes make an error in directing their portfolio company CEOs to push resources to the limit and scale the business to immense size quickly, all to seize market share.
6 Essential Financial Tips for Small Business Owners
It is universally agreed that doing taxes is everybody’s nightmare, particularly for small business owners. While average people don’t have to worry about them until the next year, small business owners usually have to make tax filing on a quarterly basis.
6 Misconceptions About Employee Expense Management
When your company already has an employee expense management program in place, it’s easy to dismiss criticism of the program instead of taking a hard look at what it would take to change it.
6 Tips for Taxpayers Starting a New Business
Anyone starting a new business should be aware of his or her federal tax responsibilities. Here are several things you should know if you plan on opening a new business this year.
How to Value a Company
Debra S. just bought Accounting for the Numberphobic; A Survival Guide for Small Business Owners and here’s what she wrote:
CLV versus EVC
The concept of CLV or customer lifetime value has been used for many years to describe the value of a particular customer or customer segment to a company.
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