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Category Archives: Accounting
How Do We Know If We’re Making Money?
The goal of any business is to make money. Whether you’re in retail, food service, manufacturing or something else, making a profit is the name of the game. However, how do you tell if you’re actually making money or not? … Continue reading
Posted in Accounting, Bookkeeping, Business Management, Finance Management, Financial Planning, Financial Practices, General Business, Strategic Planning
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How much will it Cost to clean up my QuickBooks?
QuickBooks is an excellent software program for small business accounting practices, however it does have one flaw; its efficacy is subject to the accuracy of the data input. In computer terms, we call it GIGO, or garbage in, garbage out. … Continue reading
Posted in Accounting, Bookkeeping, Consultants, Family Business, Finance Management, General Business
Tagged Accounting, accounting for small business, Bookkeeper, bookkeeping, bookkeeping for small business, business consultant, business consultants, business consulting, family business, Fisher Business Management, quickbooks, small business accounting
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Measuring ROI In a Small Business
In a small business where accurate data can be hard to find, putting an expectation on measuring ROI can seem like a pipe dream. However, it doesn’t have to be. ROI = Return on Investment A clever business term used … Continue reading
Posted in Accounting, Bookkeeping, Consultants, Family Business, Financial Planning, General Business, Return on Investment, ROI, Strategic Planning
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How do Contractors Flat Rate a Job?
While many construction professionals prefer to bill at an hourly rate, there is a distinct advantage to be had in providing a flat rate quote for certain construction jobs, the obvious one being that many customers prefer a flat rate … Continue reading
When I Have a Bookkeeper, Will I Still Have Access to My Books?
When your bookkeeping chores have become too onerous for you to handle alone, even with your QuickBooks software, the next logical step is to hire a bookkeeper. Many business management professionals are understandably reluctant to do so, however, as they … Continue reading
Posted in Account Management, Accounting, Bookkeeping, Business Management, Financial Practices, Fraud prevention, General Business
Tagged Accounting, accounting for small business, bookkeeping, bookkeeping for small business, business consultant, business consultants, business consulting, business management, family business, Fisher Business Management, quickbooks
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How Do You Make A Business Sellable?
While many business owners start with the dream of building a successful company and running it for years to come, selling it off offers quite a few advantages. These include the chance to retire early, the ability to start a … Continue reading
Posted in Accounting, Bookkeeping, Consultants, Finance Management, Financial Planning, General Business, Succession Planning
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Business Fraud Prevention: The Profile of an Embezzler
In business management consulting work, consultants have been faced with some situations that no one wishes to find. One is the profile of a small business embezzler. Truth is, nobody wants to talk about business fraud or embezzling. It generally … Continue reading
Posted in Accounting, Bookkeeping, Business Management, Consultants, Employees, Family Business, Fraud prevention, General Business, Social Responsibility
Tagged bookkeeping, business consultant, business consultants, business consulting, Business Fraud, business management, business management consultant, Fisher Business Management, small business consultant, Small Business Embezzler
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How Much Do I Need to Save to Get Through the Tight Months?
It’s an inescapable fact – there will be tight financial times. All industries experience cyclical movements, with busy and slow periods. There’s simply no way around it, regardless of the industry in which you’re working. Part of being a successful … Continue reading
Posted in Accounting, Bookkeeping, Business Management, Consultants, Finance Management, Financial Planning, General Business, Strategic Planning
Tagged Accounting, accounting for small business, bookkeeping, bookkeeping for small business, business consultant, business management consulting, Fisher Business Management, Profit Margin, Strategic Analysis
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Am I Making Money Doing This Business?
Determining whether you’re running a profitable business or not can be harder than you might think. Just because you’re making sales doesn’t necessarily mean that you’re actually earning money. You’ll need to perform a profitability analysis in order to determine … Continue reading
Posted in Account Management, Accounting, Bookkeeping, Business Management, Consultants, Customer relations, Finance Management, Financial Planning, General Business, Operations management, PM, Project management, Return on Investment, ROI, Sales and Marketing, Strategic Planning
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3 Steps to Make Your Small Business a Growth and Profit Center
Growing your small business takes careful planning and far-sighted business management practices, starting with a well defined business strategy. It’s hard to get somewhere if you don’t have a clearly defined path. EMyth Management recommends the following three steps to … Continue reading
Posted in Account Management, Accounting, Business Management, Consultants, Employees, Finance Management, Financial Planning, Financial Practices, General Business, Operations management, PM, Project management, Strategic Planning
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