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29, May
2021

Improving your Bottom Line with a Cohesive Break-Even Analysis

What is break-even analysis? The break-even point is when your company is not making any profit. At the same time, it is the place in time where your company is not making any profits either. Basically, your company is covering expenditures but not gaining any profits. A break-even point gives you a target of what you need to shoot for to make profits. If you don't know your company's break-even point, you are shooting in the dark and you cannot see your target goal. A break-even analysis is definitely a very important function for your company. Knowing your company's break-even point can help you establish the right pricing and financial strategies. It helps you understand profits and losses and if you can't cover expenses, your company is just losing money.

24, May
2021

Understanding the Importance of Your Budget Variance to Stay Afloat

Budget variances are the difference between a planned budget amount and an actual amount. An analysis of budget.

20, May
2021

Your Company's Liabilities Explained

What are liabilities when it comes to finances? Liabilities are the financial obligations of a business. It can be the.

19, May
2021

The Four Most Important Financial Statements for Your Business

As a business owner or manager, you likely spend some time generating and analyzing financial statements. However, no.

14, May
2021

How to Analyze your P&L Statement

A P&L statement is also known as an income statement. It is a financial report that outlines a summary of the company's.

12, May
2021

5 Financial Metrics and KPIs to Help Your Business Grow

As a business owner, there are many different metrics and KPIs out there for you to follow that can give you insight.

12, May
2021

Calculating Your Contribution Margin and What It Means to You

Understanding the Contribution Margin

It's always important to know how much profit a company is making. Many business.

 
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