Archive for the 'accounts' Category

Printing – How Do I Buy It?

Why should I care where I get my printed material from, I’ll just go for tenders and go with the low bidder. If you do this probably you won’t be in business for long or you’ll never really run a successful business. My company, Solutions Ink started from the premise that I don’t just sell [...]

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U.S IT Opportunities Continue to Increase

Based on a research, the need for technical workers in America continues to increase despite the fact that many U.S companies today are resorting to the various outsourcing companies worldwide. The Association for Computing Machinery gave out last Thursday the result of its study regarding such matter. It further stated that the services provided by [...]

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Getting Vendor Credit for Your New Buisness

One source of capital that businesses often overlook is Vendor Credit. Without a strong banking relationship and credit history dealing with any bank as a small business looking for a traditional loan or a working business line of credit can be very difficult and frustrating. Most business owners fall into the trap of relying on [...]

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Capital Gains Tax – The What and the Why

In the UK when we profit from selling something, or even from giving something away, there is a tax attached to that profit; this tax is called ‘Capital Gains Tax’ and every time we dispose of things like shares or property there is a chance that we may need to pay it. When we get [...]

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What to Look for in an Executive Suite

There are a number of features available with executive suites. Most of them may be useful while some may just be a little something extra to get the business owner interested. There are several things to look for in an executive suite. Here are some of the most important considerations.1. Location Location is part of [...]

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2007 Case Study; From Academia Thesis to Business Plan; Can You Cut the Mustard?

Many folks in modern liberal academia enjoy the sport of dumping on capitalism and condemning the business world. Perhaps they forget that it took a contractor, businessman to build the University in the first place. What is most interesting is that many in the “publish or perish” world of academia truly aspire to be business [...]

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Making Impressions

They say the first impression is the most important. As a matter of fact it is said that you are being evaluated in the first three seconds of meeting someone. It’s interesting to think in that short period of time people are looking for shiny shoes, expensive watches, your demeanor, body language, grooming and what [...]

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Easy Understanding of Bookkeeping – Part 1 – Introduction

A Simple Definition of BookkeepingIn very simple and basic terms, it can be said that Bookkeeping is the recording of your company’s Income and Expenses into a set of account books known as Ledgers (read section on Ledgers to know more on Ledgers), Income and Expenses are also known as Receipts and Payments, Inflows and [...]

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Quality Control For Accounting Firms – The Manual

Accounting firms in these modern times are subject to enormous pressure and risk. Pressure from clients to cut corners and even ‘fudge’ (misrepresent) statements made to statutory authorities, as well as the constant and increasing pressure to do more work for even less fees. The risk comes back to the accounting firm in the potential [...]

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Basic Bookkeeping – What Is Bookkeeping?

…and how do you save time and money while still meeting your business obligations.?The answer is that bookkeeping is a process of maintaining of records of all transactions that have taken place, in your business each financial year.Running a business is not easy. Moreover, bookkeeping even for a small business can be a huge task. [...]

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