Many small businesses fail because they underestimate the expenses of staying afloat during the first few years. This can be attributed to poor financial management on the part of whoever is in control of the money. It goes without saying that precise accounting is crucial to the long-term success of any business. However, most small businesses still insist on keeping the accounting in-house because owners want to be in control, they're worried about confidentiality and security, they don't have confidence in the abilities of a third party, or because they think that outsourcing is too costly. These are all valid reasons, but the problem is that most owners and their makeshift accountants don't have the accounting background to successfully manage company finances. Here are some downfalls of leaving bookkeeping in the hands of someone who isn't qualified to do the work.
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When Becky Taylor opened her quilt and fabric shop, she did just about everything on her own - from creating samples.
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