We talk to a lot of business owners on a regular basis. They come to us for various reasons—some exciting, such as running a startup about to take off and desperately in need of professional-level bookkeeping, and others downright terrifying, such as having just been the victims of fraud or embezzlement by their most recent bookkeeper. Regardless of the reasons and paths they take to get to us, nearly every business owner ends up having what we like to call an “Oh Wow!” moment when first viewing a demonstration of our services. Actually, a more accurate count is approximately 7 to 10 “Oh Wow!” moments. Now, we’re pretty proud of our services—but we still wondered a bit why so much of it was such an eye opener to business owners. After all, bookkeeping is bookkeeping, right? Well, turns out maybe it isn’t. So we set about trying to answer why so many revelations occur in our meetings and we realized that a lot of business owners simply don’t even know what is missing in their bookkeeping.
One of the most difficult tasks for businesses is keeping track of employee time. Knowing how your employees are.
Your business life is easier when you deal with projects in a waterfall methodology. You follow a linear course with.
How well do you know your own business? Think about it.
Starting a small business requires making important financial decisions that help you plan and manage your business.
In early June 2015, About.com reached out to our co-founder Dennis Najjar to discuss the opportunity for taking on a.
