It’s not uncommon for employees to grumble about having to attend too many meetings. Sometimes they have a point; an excessive number of meetings can become a problem at some companies. However, there’s one kind of meeting that business owners an...

The day-to-day demands of running a business can make it difficult to think about the future. And by “future,” we’re not necessarily talking about how your tax liability will look at year-end or how you might grow the bottom line over the next ...

Businesses that operate in the retail or restaurant spheres have it relatively easy when it comes to collections. They generally take payments right at a point-of-sale terminal and customers go on their merry ways. (These enterprises face many other ...

It’s common for high-growth and seasonal businesses to have occasional shortfalls in their checking accounts. The reason relates to the cash conversion cycle — that is, it takes time to collect customer invoices. In the meantime, of course, emplo...

The presence of an error, misstatement or erroneous deviation from customary business valuation practice in an expert’s report is a risky proposition. Here are three common pitfalls that qualified valuation pros know to avoid — and to which less-...

Recently, the critically acclaimed television show “Succession” aired its final episode. If the series accomplished anything, it was depicting the chaos and uncertainty that can take place if a long-time business owner fails to establish a clearl...

Outsourced accounting can bring many benefits to your organization – one of them being a cost-effective solution to manage your accounting processes with the right software. Not only do accounting outsourcing specialists leverage robust software to...

What will the future hold? This is a question asked by every leader in nearly every industry post-pandemic. For non-profits, a world of new opportunities, challenges and perspectives on the industry has opened up.   To discover which trends have th...