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Avoiding the Profit/Loss Blues
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Posted by: SBOC Team, May 25, 2011

How small businesses can watch their bottom line more closely by Christopher Freeburn Small business owners quickly learn about the necessity, particularly in this economy, of having a well thought-out business plan, doing the right amount of market research, and keeping excellent records. Good bookkeeping and adherence to proper account forms and standards often distinguish small businesses that succeed from those that fail. Part of the importance of maintaining good financial records...
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Small business payment options: Smarter ways to get paid
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Posted by: SBOC Team, May 23, 2011

Small businesses have gone through quite an evolution when it comes to payment methods they accept. Gone is the cash-only small business. Even sandwich trucks and garment district clothing outlets have embraced the electronic age. Point-of-sale retail locations are increasingly moving toward the latest technologies that allow credit card readers to be plugged into smart phones. And, if you’re doing business on the Internet, online payments and shopping cart services have become de rigeur....
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What’s the Best Way to Pay My Bills?
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Posted by: SBOCTeam-KhWmv, Dec 2, 2008

Part 1: Checks By Christopher Freeburn Paying the bills doesn't make anyone's list of favorite things to do. But, like it or not, bills come due and must be paid. No one knows that better than small business owners, who face a myriad of bills every month, ranging from office supplies and equipment leases to office rent, insurance, and marketing services. Small business owners not only have to pay their bills, but do so in a way that lets them best manage their company's cash flow,...
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Cash Flow and Accounting
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Posted by: SBOCTeam-KhWmv, Nov 6, 2008

by MOBI.1 Cash fuel drives you in business just as jet fuel keeps a plane aloft. A pilot is very careful to accurately predict the fuel requirements. You should place the same importance on cash flow control because if, at any point in the future, you run out of fuel, like the pilot, you've got a BIG problem. Cash flow control is a simple method of projecting your future needs for cash. It is an income statement covering future periods of time that has been changed to show only cash: cash...
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Divide and Conquer
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Posted by: SBOCTeam-KhWmv, Oct 9, 2007

Keeping your business and personal finances separate makes sense for both you and your company By Reed Richardson Many small business owners view their business as an extension of themselves, an outlet for their drive or creativity. Other small business owners are so busy building their businesses that they have little personal life outside it. In either case, most small business owners have sunk so much time, work, and investment into their businesses that the business's finances may become...
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