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[...] know how much money is in their bank account, but really have no clue when it comes to the financial health of their business.  You can’t keep a business running effectively if you have no [...]

[...] , assets and liabilities in order to give interested parties a better understanding of the financial health of the entity. Normally defined by an identifier and a heading explaining text title and [...]

[...] to your foundation is your business licensing. You want to be sure you have figured out the entity type of business you’re going to own. There are four basic business entities, Sole Proprietor, [...]

[...] watered down version but they are all the same. Regardless of business size, industry, or entity type they all use a chart of accounts. This is not specific to any industry, or entity type, [...]

[...] it is not a good business practice to spend your day pouring over receipts, reconciling bank accounts, or entering the credit card statement.    Protect yourself and your company [...]

[...] accounts.  When we discuss financial health this is taking into consideration, all of the bank accounts, your Receivables, your Payables, your Assets, your Liabilities, and a few other factors. & [...]

[...] to set up your chart of accounts it will be organized the same as every other company. Bank accounts first, then all assets, liabilities, equity, income, and expenses in that order. Your accounts [...]

[...] work best for you unless you try them out. There are a few easy steps to determine which CRM software will work best for you.  Here is a few suggestions to weed out the best ones from the not [...]

[...] of the policy because there is no handbook.  The judge will simply suggest you get an employee handbook as he hands your business to this former employee.  If you had a handbook and had him [...]

[...] key things will have you using the software and wondering what you ever did without it.  Hiring someone to teach you, or paying for a class with a knowledgeable professional can save you time, [...]

[...] handbook, but it should be as important to you as business insurance.  The fee for hiring someone to create the handbook is minimal when you compare it to a fine from the court in a wrongful [...]