Announcing the sunset of Catalyst QuickBooks. Thank you for allowing us to serve you over the years.
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SBA Webinar Series Schedule Mar. 3, 12:30 p.m. ET, Women Business Owners, Click here to register. Mar. 4, 3:00 p.m. ET, Asian-American + Pacific Islander, Native American + Tribal Small Business Owners; Click here to register. Mar. 5, 1:00 p.m. ET, Black + African-American Small Business Owners, Click here to register. Mar. 5, 3:00 p.m. ET, Hispanic Small Business […]
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SBA PPP2 | SBA PPP2 Are you ready to begin the PPP forgiveness process? Start by contacting your PPP lender and complete the correct form. Your Lender can provide you with either the SBA Form 3508, SBA Form 3508EZ, SBA Form 3508S, or a lender equivalent. The 3508EZ and the 3508S are shortened versions of […]
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NEW PPP bill passed in the House was just passed by the Senate! Changes | New bill: Increases the time frame to use PPP from 8 weeks to 24 weeks (optional). Now requires at least 60% of the loan to be used on payroll to be forgiven. Extends “safe harbor” date to hire back employees […]
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In light of the developments regarding COVID-19, we would like to first say that our thoughts are with those affected by the virus in the United States and around the globe. As more jurisdictions across the country are closing schools, limiting large gatherings, and taking other measures to create social distance to minimize the spread […]
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Gifts in kind, often called “in-kind donations,” are a type of charitable donation in which, rather than giving cash to a qualifying nonprofit NGO with which to purchase needed supplies and services, the goods and services are donated directly. In-kind donations are distinguished from cash or stock shares gifts. While some nonprofit observers have debated the advantages of in-kind donations […]
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As small business owners we all have different needs. The bookkeeping systems we select may vary, the specific reports that we access to make crucial business decisions may vary, even the frequency of our accounting may be vary. But at the foundation of it all is what we call a Chart Of Accounts. And your […]
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Many businesses are effectively endangering their cash flow management by using cash basis accounting as their primary method of tracking their day to day financial dealings. This can develop into a serious problem. Cash basis accounting doesn’t comply with GAAP principles. Source: www.accountingdepartment.com If you’re surprised to learn that, keep reading. Even though there are […]
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A new infographic demonstrates the humble beginnings of modern accounting, beginning in 1494 when Luca Pacioli first described an emerging system of debits, credits, journals, and ledgers. It charts the difference between how accounting was done before accounting software programs and after accounting software programs. VisiCalc and QuickBooks changed the industry immediately upon their introduction. […]
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A very big congratulations to our client Lead Research Group! Lead Research Group Tops the Annual Inc. 500 List of Fastest Growing Private Companies, AGAIN! HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Inc. Magazine has named Lead Research Group (LRG), a marketing and advertising agency located in Orange County, Ca., 23rd on its annual list of the fastest growing privately-held companies in the […]
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Cloud based Financial Project Manager Software applications have enabled businesses to take advantage of software options that in years previously would have costs 1000s of dollars to purchase and load on even a single PC. Take Project Manager Software, for instance… Up until 2006, our options for project manager applications were few and expensive. Microsoft […]
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What concerns small business operators above all? Our consultations with them indicate it’s a relative measure of insecurity about what the near future holds. Well, lacking a small business fortune teller, if one existed, here’s a peek at what 2014 might look like, reading our own tea leaves: How About Help from Lawmakers? We expect […]
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A “Sales Lead” is a new contact that you are in the process of selling products or services to, but who has not yet become a full-fledged client. You must be able to track the prospect’s contact info and a list of steps that should be completed as a part of your sales closure. When […]
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There’s much at stake for your company. Ask your attorney these ten questions so you don’t come up short when it counts. You’re a small company owner, not a business law expert. Still, you’ll need to be familiar with legal compliance matters, intellectual property regulations, taxes, business liability, and a myriad of other law issues […]
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QuickBooks is a powerful software technology that many small business managers and owners depend on to maintain their books current. But are you really deriving the maximum efficiency from your software investment? Here are seven tips that will improve QuickBooks efficiency and maximize your optimal use of of the software. Improve QuickBooks Efficiency Tip #1 – Utilize your […]
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Launching a small business enterprise is always a challenge, but keeping it successful and growing it is the real hurdle. An huge number of new company startups struggle to turn a profit and only a small percentage will persevere to go on to become bigger and more successful. So what steps can small business owners and managers take to […]
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Late last year a post by Angie Mohr on Intuit’s Small Biz Blog attempted to differentiate between an accountant and a bookkeeper. It helps to know the difference when you decide what is actually needed. Especially if you want to get good value pricing return on service. “Many times it depends on the industry and […]
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