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Today’s startup world is focused on success. Lessons are drawn by studying the accomplishments of Silicon Valley titans. Pitch decks are crafted to mimic those of Google, Amazon and others. A recipe for success? Perhaps. Yet, I would argue that more can be learned from entrepreneurial miscues and, yes, even failures. My blogs here have that predisposition. Successes are still interesting . . . but failures can be fascinating.
Adjusted Financial Statements
Financial statements do not present an accurate picture of a company’s operations. Adjusted financial statements do. Here’s why.
Add-ons Are a Plus
QuickBooks is a very popular accounting program choice for small businesses. It is even more effective when using add-ons and integrations.
Subscription Red Tide
Excess subscription fees are a financial red tide for many small companies: Too small to notice at first, yet potentially toxic
Account Reconciliations
Every accounting clean-up involves account reconciliations. Do not assume that your tax accountant has done this work for you.
Customer & Vendor Clean-up
As part of an initial accounting review, I like to clean-up vendor and customer lists prior to reconciling accounts.
Accounting Clean-up
As a part time CFO, often I am asked to perform an accounting clean-up. Among my first tasks is a review of the Chart of Accounts.
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