What’s Important About the End of 2nd Quarter?
2nd quarter is when you evaluate and adjust what areas in your business need to change before the end of the year. Begin by reviewing 1st…
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Bookkeeping vs. Accounting: What Bellevue Small Business Owners Need to Know
Bookkeeping and accounting often get used interchangeably, but they’re different functions that serve different purposes for your business. You should know the difference.
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Cash Flow for Small Businesses
Cash flow is exactly what it sounds like: the amount of money flowing in and out of your business at any given point in time. Companies that don’t pay attention to this are more likely to struggle when something unexpected happens.
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Track business expenses and organize receipts
If you are like most business owners, you probably don’t enjoy the effort required to track business expenses and organize receipts.
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What are You Worth? Determining Your Compensation
New business owners often ask me, “What should my compensation be? How should I pay myself?” Here’s what I like to tell them.
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Know Your Deductible Expenses
Documentation is your best friend when it comes to making business tax deductible expenses count. Here are the most missed deductions.
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Business Budget: 10 Simple Steps to Get You Started
A well-planned budget is a part of planning for success. Here are some simple steps I recommend when building your business budget.
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6 Tips for Starting Your Own Business
Starting your own business is exciting, a real adventure. It can also be demanding and bewildering if you have never run a business before. Here are 6 tips for starting your own business you can use to make sure your new enterprise is set up for success.
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10 Reasons to Include Payment Terms on All Your Invoices
You must include payment terms on all invoices to outline how quickly you expect payment and the different payment methods you accept.
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Expenses: Are They Indirect or Direct?
Now that there is serious talk of the economy reopening post-shelter-in-place orders, it’s the perfect time to review your company expenses. This article explains the difference between the 2 basic expense types and gives examples you can use right away.
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