Combating Check Fraud and Essential Tips for Small Businesses
A Guide to Safeguarding Your Transactions As small businesses navigate the complexities of financial transactions, the prevalence of check fraud has become a significant concern. With the increasing sophistication of fraudsters, it is imperative for businesses to employ more secure payment methods and protective measures.  … Read More
Why You Should Consider A Fractional Firm
Companies face continual challenges in an ever-evolving business environment, making cost-effective growth solutions more important than ever.  Fractional resources are a key to achieving this, as they allow businesses to access specialized expertise tailored to their unique needs without the financial burden of full-time roles. … Read More
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A large number of business owners we come across are growing rapidly, and it is creating a new set of challenges.  While growth itself is highly sought after, and can be incredibly positive, fast growth can also cause the “wheels to fall off the bus” in a business.… Read More
Cash Flow Business Concept
A common thread among so many businesses we meet is that they struggle to forecast their cash flow. I’m not going to use all the clichés about cash – we can agree it is vital. We can also agree that it is never static.… Read More
Cash Flow Business Profit
Business owners we run into frequently complain that they are “not making enough money” or that they “don’t make as much money as they used to.”  It seems to frequently happen by surprise, with no obvious culprits. Most of the time, this does not happen overnight.… Read More
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For most small businesses, it is extremely difficult to go it alone with capital, and as a result, those same businesses have debt – for equipment, real estate, working capital or a combination therein.  Unfortunately, many of these same business owners find it challenging at times to obtain the financing they need. … Read More
Business people Meeting negotiating a contract between two colleagues
For the majority of business owners, the ultimate realization of their efforts and investment in building their company occurs when they exit. That path however, can be much more challenging than most first time sellers know. Multiple studies have shown that around one-third of all negotiated small business transactions actually close, including only half of those that reach an LOI phase. … Read More
a person holding money in their hands
Cash is king, nothing new there. In times of economic disruption especially, there are some silent killers relative to cash that every business needs to be on the lookout for and mindful of the potential effects. When we talk about cash conversion, what that means is how well a business is converting inventory (for businesses that have it), and accounts receivable into cash.… Read More
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It seems one cannot get through a day without hearing or seeing an ad for the tax credits that you may be eligible for. I’ve received two voicemails and four emails regarding our firm’s eligibility just within the last week. This is of course promoting the Employee Retention Credit.… Read More
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Many companies find themselves with unexpected amounts of cash on hand as a result of PPP funds, stronger financial results and reduced spending over the last 12-18 months. While on the surface, that is an enviable position, many CEOs are struggling with the best decisions related to that cash, especially as there is still so much uncertainty in the global economy.… Read More