Tips for a More Profitable Construction Company
Construction contractors are concerned about profitability, and rightfully so.
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5 Signs Your Government Contracting Business Might Need a New CPA
If you are a government contractor, you likely already have a CPA helping you with accounting and taxes. But is the CPA you hired when you started your business still the right CPA for you? There are a number of reasons why it might be time to consider a...
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5 Questions to Ask Before Hiring a New CFO for Your Nonprofit
Hiring a chief financial officer for your nonprofit and hiring the right CFO are two very different things. While some accountants get their start at for-profit businesses, nonprofits have specific accounting and tax needs that differ from how accounting...
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3 Things Your Nonprofit Can Do to Stretch Its IT Budget
As a nonprofit, we know you prioritize saving the whales or feeding starving children over spending money on IT, and that’s okay! But there are certain IT needs you just can’t ignore. The good news is that there are a few little known discounts — just...
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Your Nonprofit Needs a Mission and Vision Statement
Mission and vision statements are an essential element of running a successful and forward-thinking nonprofit. Not only do mission and vision statements serve as the foundation for all organizational programs, goals and activities, but these statements...
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3 Traits to Look for When Hiring an Accountant for Your Government Contracting Business
Not all accountants are created equal when it comes to understanding the ins and outs of government contracting. Understanding the compliance issues that encompass government contracts sounds easy enough: cross your T’s and dot your I’s, right? Wrong. ...
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