Managing a profitable company is all about controlling costs enough that revenues outpace expenses and margins are strong enough to weather slower sales. For many businesses, this cost-control starts with basic, universal costs, such as employee wages and space rental. But you need to dig deeper. In addition to the standard overhead expenses that every firm experiences, there are a range of other expenses that are more dynamic and variant than bills like utilities. These expenses are known as the “Three T’s” and they include telecom, travel and technology costs.
Whether you want your business to have a single owner forever or you're actively seeking investors, you need to.
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Topics: accounting, small business, entrepreneurs, business accounting
As a business owner or manager, you know how important understanding your numbers is. But if front-line employees.
Topics: accounting strategies, accounting, quickbooks tips
The ability to sort accounting transactions by user-defined divisions and classes in QuickBooks is a great way to.
Topics: accounting, accounting processes, business planning, budget
Accounting departments have formalized the process of budgeting over the years, and during that time, the practice.
As a business expands, a competent CEO realizes that the previously reliable accounting system has become a.
