Sustainability is the key word here. Tinkering with small changes by just reducing prices and/or cutting costs here and there, that is not part of an overall strategy that is longer than just trying to survive to next week with the hope that things will get a little better, is a sure fire way to get caught in the recession’s death grip. To navigate through the crisis, there are four critical areas that need to be addressed by management.

Young and female, this Pinehills-based CPA firm is identifying new markets and models to steadily grow

Have you ever seen or heard something that left you just shaking your head in disbelief? Well, I have one for you. It has to do with business owners and their plans for exiting their business. It amazes me that after many years of hard work, sweat, tears and personal sacrifice, the vast majority of business owners do NO, or very little, planning in this critical final stage of their tenure.
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That rumbling noise you hear in the distance is 70 million U.S. employees who are fast approaching retirement age during the next five to 20 years. They are the baby boomers, the generation born between 1946 and 1964.
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As the fall leaves change color and the winter weather approaches, the majority of business owners who have a December year-end should be focusing their attention to getting ready to close their books.

It can be argued that the single most important software program to your business, no matter the industry, is the accounting software. This application will help you maintain your accounts, receive payments, pay your bills and manage your financial reports. Your business can’t run without it. So which is the right software for you?