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Do you own a seasonal business, such as a summer camp, sailing school or ski manufacturing company? Maybe you sell patio furniture or own a car wash. Any business where sales rise and fall… Show more
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Do you own a seasonal business, such as a summer camp, sailing school or ski manufacturing company? Maybe you sell patio furniture or own a car wash. Any business where sales rise and fall… Show more
Hey guys just wondering how many of you use credit cards for your business spending? And if you do, which ones and why. Provide as little or as much info as you'd like, I'm just trying to see which… Show more
Hello! This is a great question. Do you have other options for credit rather than using credit cards? How do you feel using credit cards might benefit your business? A little more insight into your…
Cash is King. Being a small business owner, having enough cash is really important while cash flow is paramount. If you want to stay in business and be successful, cash is one of the areas you… Show more
Agree! So many businesses don't get paid for the money they are owed. Getting terms with vendors can be very helpful in maintaining good cash flow, and so can using a business credit card, which also…
Cash management has never been easier, in the past 10 years banks have incorporated the digital revolution into tracking revenue, cost of goods, expenses, deductions and profit. Years ago… Show more
This is so true! I remember the days of specialty spiral notebooks designed with columns specifically for doing the accounting records, before computers became the norm. My, how time flies. --Lisa…
One of advantages about being self-employed is that a lot of things that were not deductible as an employee suddenly become so once you start working for yourself. The tax code is chock-full of… Show more
Hi, This is my first post. I am attempting to open a working capital management account (checking account) for a new LLC. I'm currently a banking customer at a different institution and have… Show more
All banks are going to require at least one name and SS# of the person who is the legal operator of the account, weather the account is an LLC or Inc. or any other entity type. All things you do…
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