Small Business Accounting Tips
If your startup runs out of runway, you can’t pay your employees or develop your product (let alone market it). In other words, the end of your runway probably means the end of your business. It takes time to find product/market fit and enter positive cash flow...
Small Business Accounting Tips
Every startup must pays taxes. But many business owners dread it. This dread likely stems from several factors – from impacts on cash flow to that nearly everything is taxable these days. But much of that fear comes from uncertainty around not knowing if you’re...
Small Business Accounting Tips
Tax season is rolling in again. Although employees tend only to think about taxes once a year when it’s time to file the return, business owners (incorporated or not) need to think about it more often. Most employees never think about the regular tax payments they...
Small Business Accounting Tips
Burn rate is one of the key metrics that startups always need to be monitoring. It’s the quickest and most accurate way of knowing where you stand. If you were to view your startup’s financial health as a candle, your burn rate helps you know exactly how much...
Small Business Accounting Tips
When it comes to choosing an accounting software solution, startups have many options, consider a Sage Intacct Accountant! Depending on your startup’s size and complexity, Sage Intacct might be a great option. But if you’re not running an accounting firm, to get the...