It's amazing what is available free or through your library membership to start or grow a business. Many people think of libraries full of little kids, but your tax money is used to purchase expensive databases...so use them!
Open a business account when you're ready to start accepting or spending money as your business. A business bank account helps you stay legally compliant and protected. It also provides benefits to your customers and employees.
Whether you work by yourself, with an outsourced team, from home, or in coffee shops, this essential guide will give you easy-to-follow tips and strategies to create more financial success.
Crack the Funding Code demystifies the world of angel investing, venture capital, and corporate funding and lays out a strategic pathway for any entrepreneur to secure funding fast
You'll learn about all the options available to you -- including conventional, alternative, and diversity funding -- and how to access them based on your needs and your demographic, industry, location, and other variables.
How much money will it take to start your small business? Calculate the startup costs for your small business so you can request funding, attract investors, and estimate when you’ll turn a profit.
Funding your business is one of the first — and most important — financial choices most business owners make. How you choose to fund your business could affect how you structure and run your business.
• Business Budgeting 101: How to Plan, Save, and Manage
• Business Math 101
• Quicken Tutorial: An Introduction
• Accounts Receivable Management
• Accounts Payable Management
• Payroll Management 101
• Business Credit 101
Information for entrepreneurs and researchers that includes business start-up plans, video clips, journals, business cases, and more.
Many small businesses fail because the bosses and senior operational managers can't get their heads around some fairly simple accounting concepts, in particular: profits, cash flow and working capital. Understanding and monitoring these is vital if owners and managers are to have an accurate picture of how their businesses are really doing.
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