by Ryan Smith | Aug 14, 2019 | Finance
There are few things more exciting than running your own startup. There’s the thrill of watching your business grow and pursuing your dreams. Every milestone, from making your first sale to hiring your first employee to cutting your first paycheck to yourself, feels...
by Celia Daniels | Aug 6, 2019 | Accounting
Of all the new businesses starting in the United States today, only one-third will survive for 10 years or more. This is a two-sided statistic. On one hand, it may discourage some potential business owners from taking their first steps into an industry they could...
by Molly Esselstrom | Aug 2, 2019 | Taxes
That’s right. This article is all about the dreaded “T” word. Taxes. For most Americans, taxes are a once-a-year moment of panic, but for many others — such as private contractors, freelancers, and small business owners — they are reminded quarterly via estimated tax...
by Justin McLoughlin | Feb 4, 2019 | Accounting
The early days of any company are all about resource management. Life as a startup is perilous. The companies who survive and thrive are usually the ones who find ways to do more with less. That could mean having employees who pull double duty and fill multiple roles....
by Justin McLoughlin | Feb 4, 2019 | Taxes
Taxes. They’re a constant presence for any startup. No matter whether you just started earning revenue or you’re a mature veteran, taxes are an important expense item that can be a drag on your bottom line. An effective tax strategy can make all the difference between...
