Why Business Owners Need to Know How to Forecast
Forecasting. Surprisingly overlooked, hugely strategic. This may come as a surprise. Our target market companies are making anywhere up to $25+ million in revenue per…
Forecasting. Surprisingly overlooked, hugely strategic. This may come as a surprise. Our target market companies are making anywhere up to $25+ million in revenue per…
Why should you care about your debt-to-equity ratio? Investors care about your liquidity (asset health) and solvency (debt health), and as a business owner, you should too. In financial metrics, that means tracking your current and quick ratio and your debt-to-equity ratio respectively. On the simplest terms, debt is what you owe, equity is what you own. Includes a debt-to-equity ratio calculator and infographic.
The sooner you clean up your books, the sooner your cloud accounting team can focus on growth. Break these 6 bad bookkeeping habits before you find yourself drowning in disorganization. Growth is awesome, bad bookkeeping habits are not.
Many entrepreneurs know they need financial projections to secure a business loan. But not all understand the building blocks necessary to create more reliable financial projections.
Even the best value proposition doesn’t make your business recession-proof. So how can a business double-down in times of economic uncertainty? Begin with your data and then focus on growth. Here are six ways to grow your business in an unpredictable economy.
In case you didn't know the latest stimulus bill allocated more money to the to the popular PPP loan program that was part of the Cares Act earlier in 2020. And now we have the PPP 2. Here's how to qualify.
We know we don’t need to convince you to make financial goals. We’ve all heard the: “don’t spend more than you make,” and “keep overhead…
When evaluating software and cloud solutions, the many options can seem overwhelming. What technology should I invest in? How do I ensure I’m choosing the…
We often get asked by growing companies whether or not they have outgrown QuickBooks. Let's just say the honest answer is—it depends. Here are 5 common signs to know if you have outgrown QuickBooks:
It’s budget-planning time. After a year that may very well have derailed your budget, and despite how begrudgingly you might enter this process, now is the time to plan next year’s budget. Digging deeper into the essential questions from budgeting and forecasting for high growth companies is a great place to start.