For young entrepreneurs who launched their companies in the past 5-10 years, grew them through intense energy and hard work, and then rode them out through a punishing pandemic, more than a few of them will be saying today “I don’t ever want to go through that again!...
One of the things that small businesses – and often mid-sized ones too – don’t do well is bookkeeping, the source of all their financial reports. When money to (1) expand the sales and marketing team, or (2) add new products, or (3) pay bonuses to the owners, have to...
If you read any of the hundreds of articles on the topic of valuation of privately owned companies, you’ll get a laundry list of important but often esoteric measurements that your investment banker will quote to tell you what they think your company might be worth....
So, you’ve built a successful business over the years, but you’ve added those years to your age as well. Now it’s time, you decide, to sell the business and retire to your south pacific island – or perhaps just your back-yard garden. You’ve managed your customer...
If you own, operate or advise a privately owned company or nonprofit that leases equipment such as copiers, computers, factory machinery, vehicles, etc., the not-so-fun time is about to begin. The twice delayed start of the new accounting standards for leased assets –...
