Accounting

You should be using two factor authentication

By Mark Trimmer / March 2, 2020 / Comments Off on You should be using two factor authentication

For small business owners, the risk of data breaches and fraud is high, so taking all the necessary steps to protect your sensitive data is a must. Unfortunately for many entrepreneurs the decision to increase their company’s data protection comes too late – after they’ve been victimized by a malicious hacker. The good news is, […]

Avoid These 5 Costly Accounting Mistakes 2

By Mark Trimmer / March 2, 2020 / 0 Comments

A Canadian bank recently surveyed over 500 small business owners about what they love and hate most about owning their own business. Unsurprisingly, flexibility and feeling in control ranked first in the “love” category. Meanwhile, almost 60% said bookkeeping was hands-down their most hated task. Most business owners understand that effective financial management is key […]

Do you know your break-even point?

By Mark Trimmer / March 2, 2020 / 0 Comments

All business owners need to be aware of their break-even point — that is, the number of units they need to sell in order to cover their operating costs. Once you’ve reached your break-even point, it’s time to celebrate: your business is no longer in the red, and you are officially earning a profit. This […]

What you need to do before you retire

By Mark Trimmer / March 2, 2020 / 0 Comments

If you haven’t given any thought to what your retirement will look like, now’s a great time to start. It might not be the most fun thing to think about—not when there are vacations to plan or houses to buy—but retirement planning is a vital part of your overall financial plan. Most people dream about […]

Three ways to speed up invoicing

By Mark Trimmer / March 2, 2020 / 0 Comments

Everyone likes making money, especially small business owners. Invoicing, however, is typically one of the tasks that small business owners like the least. Chores like creating and sending invoices get set aside for other duties that are seen as more enjoyable or even more urgent. You tell yourself you’ll get around to it tomorrow, but […]

Smart money tips for business owners

By Mark Trimmer / March 2, 2020 / 0 Comments

Small business owners know how important it is to save money. They know that one day that dollar could come in handy, especially during slower times. Saving money is definitely important, but there are also things small business owners can – and should – spend their money on today. It might seem counterproductive to spend […]

How to choose a financial planner

By Mark Trimmer / March 2, 2020 / 1 Comment

No matter how much money you currently have in the bank, it’s a good idea to consult with a financial planner sooner than later. There’s no better way to start mapping out strategies for investing – and saving – so you can meet your short and long term financial goals. Financial planners are there to […]

Two important reasons to have an up-to-date will

By Mark Trimmer / March 2, 2020 / 0 Comments

No one really likes talking about their death, which makes updating—or even writing—a will an unpleasant experience. Often, people put off thinking about their will for another day, assuming they have a lot of time to deal with it. Having an updated will, though, is vital for ensuring your wishes are followed after you die. […]

The three most important financial reports

By Mark Trimmer / March 2, 2020 / 0 Comments

While many small business owners prefer brainstorming new ideas to pouring over financial reports, getting a handle on financial analysis can be remarkably empowering. Taking the time to regularly review financial statements can help you assess and improve current performance, avoid risk and make scalable plans for future growth. Protect your company’s financial health by […]

Insights from your Profit and Loss account

By Mark Trimmer / March 2, 2020 / 0 Comments

Most small business people would agree that their Profit and Loss account (now more correctly called a Statement of Financial Performance) is among the easier – if not the easiest – financial document to understand. It’s typically presented in two parts. The top half of the statement reveals the various sources of income the business […]

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