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The jobs are completed and you have sent your invoices out. Yet you continue to have invoices unpaid and can’t seem to track down where the payment is. Who has it? The insurance company, the insured, the mortgage company?
As a restorer, accounting may not be your favorite thing or perhaps you may have a passion for number crunching; either way, it is a necessity and extends beyond having a balance in the checking account.
According to the IRS, two-thirds of all businesses fail in their first five years. One of the major reasons this happens is not from a lack of business, but from a lack of cash.
Three quarters of 2017 are in the books. The final quarter is when you should be focusing on your plan for the coming year. If you didn’t already start in October, now is the time.
Today, more than ever, Americans are taking a stand against debt, both personally and within their business. It IS possible to live a debt free life, if you're prepared for a few uncomfortable years dumping your lenders.
The first reason is because a lot of you did not do a budget for this year and maybe not for all of the previous years that you have ever been in business!