Working Capital & Liabilities

Working capital is the difference between a company’s current assets and its current liabilities.  Current assets include cash, inventory, receivables, and other assets which are expected to be turned into cash within one (1) year. Current liabilities include accounts payable, loans…

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Cash Flow Statement

Cash Flow Statement Money is essential to any business. Many decisions a business makes often includes the topic of money and funding. Whether a business wants to expand and hire more personnel, or it wants to develop a new product,…

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Shoebox Accounting: Reasons to Computerize

Getting Away from ‘Shoebox Accounting’ (Reasons to Computerize) In the business world, time means money. Accounting systems, or lack there of, can be extremely costly especially for businesses that use ‘shoebox accounting’. The colloquial term refers to the practice or habit…

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Allowable Travel Costs

Allowable Travel Costs Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR) If a government contractor incurs business travel costs, then all the costs should be fully allowable, right? Not necessarily, the Defense Contract Audit Agency (DCAA) provides guidance on allowable travel expenses in the…

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Can a Business Fully Deduct a “Luxury” Vehicle?

Can a Business Fully Deduct a “Luxury” Vehicle? The Internal Revenue Service provides criterion and regularly updated tables as guides for business vehicle deductions. The deductibility of a vehicle used for business purposes is subject to various limitations and rules.  The examples…

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8(a) Revenue

Why participation in the 8(a) program may be right for your business…             The government has many programs to help socially and economically disadvantaged business owners.  One specific area, is called the 8(a) Business Development Program(8(a) Program).  The purpose of…

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