The New Business Owner's Financial Guide: Bookkeeping, Taxes, and More EBook
Starting a business is an exciting ride, but not one for the faint of heart. In addition to generating revenue, there will be challenges to overcome, logistics to sort out, people to manage, numbers to crunch, and taxes to pay.
Often times, the financial aspects of a business get brushed aside, prioritized only when a looming tax deadline approaches or when cash (or lack thereof) becomes an issue.
Why does something so important end up on the back burner, procrastinated for a later date or worse, left untouched?
Lack of time?
Lack of financial resources to hire help?
Lack of knowledge?
All of these reasons are valid and understandable, yet this is the reality:
Your business - the one that you put so much thought, passion, and investment into - will not thrive without giving proper attention, time, and care to your finances.
Starting a business is an exciting ride, but not one for the faint of heart. In addition to generating revenue, there will be challenges to overcome, logistics to sort out, people to manage, numbers to crunch, and taxes to pay.
Often times, the financial aspects of a business get brushed aside, prioritized only when a looming tax deadline approaches or when cash (or lack thereof) becomes an issue.
Why does something so important end up on the back burner, procrastinated for a later date or worse, left untouched?
Lack of time?
Lack of financial resources to hire help?
Lack of knowledge?
All of these reasons are valid and understandable, yet this is the reality:
Your business - the one that you put so much thought, passion, and investment into - will not thrive without giving proper attention, time, and care to your finances.
Starting a business is an exciting ride, but not one for the faint of heart. In addition to generating revenue, there will be challenges to overcome, logistics to sort out, people to manage, numbers to crunch, and taxes to pay.
Often times, the financial aspects of a business get brushed aside, prioritized only when a looming tax deadline approaches or when cash (or lack thereof) becomes an issue.
Why does something so important end up on the back burner, procrastinated for a later date or worse, left untouched?
Lack of time?
Lack of financial resources to hire help?
Lack of knowledge?
All of these reasons are valid and understandable, yet this is the reality:
Your business - the one that you put so much thought, passion, and investment into - will not thrive without giving proper attention, time, and care to your finances.