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How to Prepare Your Business for a Recession

Budgeting & Loans

20Sep

How to Prepare Your Business for a Recession

By Tyson Yoon – Sr. Director Of Business Development at inDinero Being prepared for a recession does not take complex financial know-how. Rather, the basic fundamentals of running a sound business are the best means of preparing for a recession. It’s easy to play fast and loose with your financials during an economic boom, but...

Budgeting & Loans

6Dec

Budget Forecasting Methods

Credit: Carlos Muza There are a number of budget forecasting methods to choose from. Knowing which one is right for you, and making it work, can be a confusing challenge. This article introduces and discusses three techniques used for budget forecasting. What is Budget Forecasting? Your budget is the lifeblood of your business. The...

28Apr

Save Money with These 8 Empowering Questions About Your Business’s Budget

Before you start to build your company’s budget, take our 8-question quiz to find out how much you know about business budgeting.

All That You Ever Wished For in a PPP Guide

Budgeting & Loans

23Feb

All That You Ever Wished For in a PPP Guide

Updated June 16, 2021 Contents Use these links to hop to the topics that catch your eye or dive right into our PPP guide and see where the journey takes you! PPP reopened for the third time What’s changed about the PPP loan? Who is eligible to apply for a PPP loan? What are...

A Business Owner’s Guide The Payroll Protection Program Round Two

Budgeting & Loans

12Jan

A Business Owner’s Guide The Payroll Protection Program Round Two

Guidance from the Small Business Administration (SBA) for lenders of the Round Two (aka “second draw”) of Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans is out, and the portal is open.

17Dec

5 Questions About PPP and Government Relief to Ask Your Accountant

What’s just as good as a magic 8-ball, you ask? Try these 5 magical questions for your accounting team about PPP and your taxes. Find your fortune.

The Top 4 Virtual Holiday Office Party Ideas for 2020

Budgeting & Loans

30Nov

The Top 4 Virtual Holiday Office Party Ideas for 2020

It’s holiday time! And that means, you need some easy and fun ideas for your virtual holiday party.

4Nov

Secrets of a Home Office Tax Deduction Revealed

2020 has introduced millions to remote work—does that mean you or your employees qualify for a home office deduction? See who and how to qualify this year.

3Nov

5 Questions To Ask Your Accountant About PPP Loan Forgiveness

The pandemic is far from over and the PPP continues to confuse. Make sure you're prepared with these questions about PPP forgiveness and tax implications.

What is the Shape of Your Business’s Recovery?

Budgeting & Loans

30Oct

What is the Shape of Your Business’s Recovery?

When the economy recovers, what shape will your business be in? Find out what's in the next stimulus bill for your company and how inDinero can help.

15Sep

Exit Planning: The Art and Science of Valuations

It probably won’t happen today or tomorrow, but at some point, you’ll leave your company. Ideally, you’ll walk away wealthy—or at least wealthier than you are right now—ready to dive into retirement, the launch of your next business, the beginning of your career as an investor, or whatever the next stage of your life holds.

24Aug

What You Gain and Lose by Using SAFE Notes

It sounds like an easy win. You take $200,000 from an investor right when you need it, with minimal back-and-forth negotiation and no debt obligations or loss of equity in the present.

17Aug

5 Doubts About Payroll Tax Holiday You Need to Clarify

There are things to love or hate about the latest executive order of a payroll tax holiday, such as: Eligible employees love the extra cash in their pockets that would ordinarily go to the government to spend or to save. Though as it stands now, that extra cash would need to be repaid at the end of the period…