Have you, as an Indianapolis small business owner, considered outsourcing some of your company’s functions and operations in order to streamline your business, save money, or put the tasks in the hands of more qualified personnel? The fourth annual report … Continue reading →

A part-time financial controller and virtual bookkeeper can help you optimize the financial aspects of your business. A business that is doing well must have a healthy cash flow; that is, money must come in so you can pay bills … Continue reading →

As a business grows, more and more functions previously handled by the owner (usually out of necessity) may need to be outsourced. While you might not like seeing a portion of your profits going toward paying independent contractors, you evaluate … Continue reading →

There are many factors that make an Indianapolis small business successful, and even more metrics that small business accountants and part-time financial controllers use to gauge a company’s success. If you work with a part-time financial controller, he or she … Continue reading →

If you’ve been reading this blog the past few weeks, you’ve noticed that we’re talking a lot about financial statements and how a part-time financial controller can help you analyze them to benefit your business. It’s good to understand the … Continue reading →

The liquidity ratio is an important figure in small business bookkeeping and financial accounting. Liquidity ratios indicate a company’s ability to meet financial obligations, pay down debt and meet expenses each month or each quarter. If your liquidity ratio is … Continue reading →

If you run an Indiana-based small business and have been growing rapidly, you may have been doing your own books for a while. You may also notice that your expenses are growing disproportionately to your income. This could be a … Continue reading →

How much do you know about small business bookkeeping? If you’ve been doing your own books for a while, you may have a basic knowledge of financial statements, including balance sheets and income statements. But you may not know how … Continue reading →

The liquidity ratio is an important figure in small business bookkeeping and financial accounting. Liquidity ratios indicate a company’s ability to meet financial obligations, pay down debt and meet expenses each month or each quarter. If your liquidity ratio is … Continue reading →

The liquidity ratio is an important figure in small business bookkeeping and financial accounting. Liquidity ratios indicate a company’s ability to meet financial obligations, pay down debt and meet expenses each month or each quarter. If your liquidity ratio is … Continue reading →