Part-time CFOs are helping take small businesses to the next level. If you run a startup or a small- to mid-size company, you probably can’t justify hiring a full-time chief financial officer. But, you do need some level of financial help from an expert, someone who can cast a trained eye on your …Read More
An effective and insightful external audit function provides confidence to leaders that their organization can meet the demands of changing environments. Managing risk, monitoring controls, enhancing security, and improving efficiency and effectiveness of operations are crucial audit services. Organ…Read More
A balance sheet is often referred to as a snapshot of the health of a company. Assets, liabilities, and ownership equity are all shown here. The purpose of the balance sheet is to give users an idea of the company's financial position along with displaying what the company owns and owes. A simple wa…Read More
As a business owner, one of the most important questions you need to answer is: What is my business worth? However, that question is not necessarily one you can answer by yourself. Therefore, when contemplating your exit options, you should consider receiving the advice of a professional through bus…Read More
Managing the finances of a small business can be, and often is, a full-time job. For many companies, hiring a full-time, qualified Controller can help alleviate many of the pressures placed on small business owners and upper management. But is that always the best solution? What if there was a more …Read More
When your Bookkeeper isn’t giving you the analysis and expertise you need, it may be time for Outsourced Controller services. A controller is a vital part of the accounting department for every business. They head up the accounting department and are responsible for supervising bookkeepers and acc…Read More
It doesn’t matter how motivated and prepared you are: taking the leap into entrepreneurship is always going to be at least slightly terrifying. It’s always a risk, and it can be particularly overwhelming if you are coming off the back of a comfortable, stable career. However, like many terrifyin…Read More
Private equity investors aren't always the most obvious source of funding for startups and small businesses. But they're an increasingly important one, especially for entrepreneurs looking to scale beyond the startup phase. There comes a time when you need cash to grow--for new equipment, more inven…Read More
Working capital is a common measure of a company's efficiency when it comes to its day-to-day operations. It’s the difference between what you take in and what your payout. The problem for small businesses is that sometimes you don’t have the money you need. You could choose to skip paying your …Read More
6 Types of Financing For Small Businesses Small business financing is notoriously difficult to procure. Most bank loans require that the applicant have stellar credit and 2+ years in business—and even then, there’s no guarantee you’ll get a loan, especially if you’re applying with a large ba…Read More
