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Four Business Credit Questions to Ask
What's Up with My Credit?
November 20
Sometimes the only way to know an answer is to ask: vendors, credit card providers, the small business account manager at your bank, your accountant, or others.
Friday Fun Video: AmEx Commercial with Smileys
Personal Finance Corner
November 20
Look in your card agreement to see what sorts of warranties are offered, and whether you have travel insurance.
Finally a Nice Gift from Wall Street to SMBs
Main Street Financing Challenges
November 19
Many people are calling Goldman Sach’s $250 million dollar investment into small business education a PR ploy. I call it the best thing that has happened on Wall Street since the recession started. Nothing is more needed in today’s recession than small business education.
Assigning Payroll to Project Costs
The QuickBooks Blog
November 18
QuickBooks allows you to use timekeeping to record both salary and hourly payoll cost to customer:jobs. Hourly pay is straight forward but salaried employees will need to account for a 40 hour work week on each weekly timesheet for a proper allocation of payroll cost to each customer:job. Here's how you do this...
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A well written and interesting story.
A couple of thoughts.
As to Co #1 - as an alternative to a permanent equity deal maybe they can find a joint venture partner where they place the backlog orders over a specific time period and negotiate a profit split. It would have its own pluses and minuses but would allow the owner to retain their current equity in the long run.
As to Co #2 - a guess is that they may have to change their sales focus to customers outside of their normal customer base. Finding profitable companies without near term funding concerns seems to be the key.
Just guesses and thanks again for the article,
Pat Edwards, CPA
http://www.creditaides.com ...
By: Patrick Edwards
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11/18/09 at 2:20 PM
A couple of thoughts.
As to Co #1 - as an alternative to a permanent equity deal maybe they can find a joint venture partner where they place the backlog orders over a specific time period and negotiate a profit split. It would have its own pluses and minuses but would allow the owner to retain their current equity in the long run.
As to Co #2 - a guess is that they may have to change their sales focus to customers outside of their normal customer base. Finding profitable companies without near term funding concerns seems to be the key.
Just guesses and thanks again for the article,
Pat Edwards, CPA
http://www.creditaides.com ...
The Curse of Doing Well in Today's Economy
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11/16/09 at 8:41 AM
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Like the rest of you I realize she is incorrect and way off base about cheching your own credit score but not only that she must be intentionally lieng to everyone! The reason I say that is she throws us numbers saying he went from the mid-700's down to the 500's IN ONE MONTH just by checking his score?!?! Does she even believe what she is saying?This makes no sence at all.
By: George
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11/12/09 at 6:43 PM
Don't Use Credit Monitoring Services
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My problem is trying to find a way to automatically pick my own sequence of numbers. I find it ludicrous that QB automatically assigns numbers in the 10000 plus range (5 digits). This is very awkward and cumbersome. Most businesses can work easily with 4 digits in their numbering system. The only way I know of to change that is to manually assign an account number to each individual account. Is there a way (like in Simply Accounting) to just click a button and select the number of digits of your choice?