3 Quick Tips for Perfecting Your 2022 Projections
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3 Quick Tips for Perfecting Your 2022 Projections

Whether you’ve finished your 2022 projections or not, here are 3 tips you need to know to put the finishing touches on your forecast for next year: 1. Look for tendencies in your forecasting to gain insights on things you can do to improve next year. Did you overestimate revenue and profits? Maybe you were…

Everything You Need to Know About Business Formation and Tax Implications
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Everything You Need to Know About Business Formation and Tax Implications

When I started my company in April 2009, I didn’t know much about business formation or the tax implications. Thank goodness I had a good friend and CPA who sat me down and told me everything I needed to know. If you’re starting a business, a CPA you know and trust is one person that should…

3 Things You Need to Know to Potentially Lower Your Tax Liability
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3 Things You Need to Know to Potentially Lower Your Tax Liability

I have several clients that either work in or support the construction industry. This is one industry that has taken off post-Covid and there doesn’t seem to be any slowdown in sight. More revenue means more taxes and several of these clients are looking at their taxable income and how they might be able to…

The Devil is in the Details…of Accounting
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The Devil is in the Details…of Accounting

As a business owner, we sometimes don’t know what we should be paying attention to in our financials. It becomes even more frustrating when our accounting is not tracked properly and we’re not sure whether the decisions we’re making are helping or hurting.   One of the biggest weaknesses in a growing business is accounting. Accounting is…

When Is It Time To Hire a Controller?
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When Is It Time To Hire a Controller?

It’s no secret that every business owner wants to make more money and maximize profits. The problem is they don’t know how to manage the finances of their business which leaves them confused and frustrated, not knowing which levers to pull to drive success. They may make decisions to make more money, but they’re not sure…

What’s Your Competitive Advantage?
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What’s Your Competitive Advantage?

Every business owner wants a business of their dreams with lots of profits and cash flow. The problem is most business owners don’t follow a unified strategy to reach their business goals. It breaks my heart to see many business owners confused, frustrated and overwhelmed trying to figure out a strategy on how to drive revenue and…

Do You Know What Problems Your Business Solves?
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Do You Know What Problems Your Business Solves?

When you start imagining what your business could become, you dream up a wildly successful business with lots of cash flow and profitability, right? Nobody’s business fails in their wildest dreams. The problem is that most business owners don’t follow a unified strategy to reach these business goals. Left to our own devices, we generate more ideas than…

You Can Do Anything, But Not Everything
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You Can Do Anything, But Not Everything

Many business owners struggle with delegation. We almost cringe just hearing the word. But without delegating tasks, people start to burn out and are unintentionally limiting their full potential. They become the chokepoint of their own business. It’s interesting that only 1% of businesses start to climb over $10 million in revenue. The number one…

What Does it Mean to be a Leader vs. Manager?
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What Does it Mean to be a Leader vs. Manager?

Every business owner wants to maximize cash flow and profitability.  But, one of the most common missteps they make is not having the right people in the right seats. Specifically, leaders and managers. This can cause confusion and frustration for staff, as well as management, when there are people in roles that don’t play to their…

Breathe Easier with a Cash Budget
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Breathe Easier with a Cash Budget

Cash is like oxygen to a business owner. It’s necessary. The struggle comes when business owners get confused and frustrated trying to manage the cash flow of their business. It shouldn’t be so hard to predict cash collections and then match expenses against that. But when growth happens, receivables go up and cash goes down because revenue lags…

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