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Your Startup’s Success Might Be Hindered By Your Accounting Method

Accounting

2Nov

Your Startup’s Success Might Be Hindered By Your Accounting Method

As a startup founder, you need the right financial data in order to make decisions that put you in a position for growth.

How inDinero Helped Moozicore Bring its Digital Jukebox to the U.S.

Accounting

19Oct

How inDinero Helped Moozicore Bring its Digital Jukebox to the U.S.

Moozicore, a Polish startup, focuses on growth by using inDinero to manage financial demands and prepare investor-ready reports.

4Oct

Which Financial Professionals Do You Need When Fundraising?

“You have to spend money to make money.” The familiar business adage is perhaps nowhere more true than when it comes to fundraising.

7Sep

Start Hiring Sooner—the IRS Will Pay You To Do It

Hiring? If you run a startup, you probably should be. Job growth is up, unemployment is down, and our country’s already competitive labor market is on track to tighten even further in the coming months.

What Could Your Startup Accomplish With an Extra $250K in 2019?

Tax Tips

16Aug

What Could Your Startup Accomplish With an Extra $250K in 2019?

A quarter of a million dollars could transform your startup. Or it could buy you a vintage Taco Bell hot sauce packet. No joke—as of this writing, that is a genuine listing on eBay: one unopened pouch of Taco Bell hot sauce, circa 1984–1992, priced at exactly $250,000.

Why Location Matters When Filing Business Taxes

Tax Tips

20Jul

Why Location Matters When Filing Business Taxes

Where you do business says a lot about your company. If you’re a clothing shop in Waikiki, you probably have to keep your bikinis and boardshorts stocked all year round.

17Jul

The Role Outsourced Accounting Plays in Growing Your Startup

From everything I’ve learned so far from the businesses we work with, early-stage companies are trying to make a million things happen at once. Most startups we talk to don’t have their operational processes defined right off the bat, so they’re constantly tackling logistical and departmental emergencies all while trying to meet the increasing demands of successful growth.

9Jul

8 Budgeting Tips for Surviving Seasonal Business Ups & Downs

First things first, you need to determine the minimal requirements it takes for your business to exist.

Examples of R&D Tax Credit Qualified Research Expenses

Tax Tips

29Jun

Examples of R&D Tax Credit Qualified Research Expenses

One of the most momentous parts of business is nailing down what makes your product or service different.

Seed Investment: Comparing SAFE and Convertible Notes

Budgeting & Loans

22Jun

Seed Investment: Comparing SAFE and Convertible Notes

When it comes to seed investment, founders have options. Typically they prefer low interest which is where SAFE comes in as a favorable alternative to convertible notes, but there's much more to the picture.

Navigating a “Friends and Family” Funding Round

Budgeting & Loans

8Jun

Navigating a “Friends and Family” Funding Round

Early in his company’s history, entrepreneur Greg Vetter achieved a seemingly impossible feat: he convinced Whole Foods to distribute his family’s line of salad dressings on a national level.

What Investors Really Want to See for a Series A Funding Round

Budgeting & Loans

16Mar

What Investors Really Want to See for a Series A Funding Round

As someone who spends all day, every day, listening to entrepreneurs share the challenges they face, I’ve learned a few things: Every business may be unique, but business owners have a lot in common.

9Mar

Making the Switch from Cash or Accrual to GAAP Accounting

One of the most thoughtful and hardworking CPAs I’ve ever met once told me that businesses are like fingerprints—each one is unique and has different ways of tracking and sharing financial information internally.