Poor accounting and bookkeeping practices can sink a small business.
In fact, one of the top reasons for small business failure, especially in the first year of operation, is poor financial management. Small businesses have limited budgets and resources, which makes good accounting crucial to their growth and development – enter Brio business accounting courses online.
Brio's Business Accounting Courses Online
& Business Finance Courses Online
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Brio’s business accounting courses online set new small business owners up for success by providing the powerful and practical skills, tools and guidance needed to evaluate financial performance – and comply with state and federal law.
Are you sure you're asking the right questions?
- How do I track my money, where it’s coming from, and where it’s going?
- How do I avoid fines and penalties?
- How do I build a budget I can actually use?
- How do I easily make and accept payments (legally)?
- Payroll, workers comp, FICA ... helllp!
- Which accounting processes will simplify my business’s finances (and my life)?
- How do I setup and manage my bookkeeping without pulling my hair out?
- How do I stay out of the red?
- What do I do with all these receipts?
- Who qualifies as a 1099 contractor, and how do I track and report their payments properly?
- When it comes to hiring a bookkeeper, how do I know who to trust?
- How do I get people to pay on-time?
- What should be included on my invoices?
- How can I make it easy to create and track invoices?
- What kinds of payment terms do I set with my customers?
- When I am thrown a curveball, what do I do? Who do I call?
- How do I collect overdue money without crossing the line?
- What are all the taxes I have to pay, and what are the deadlines?
- How, when and where do they get filed?
- How can I maximize the deductions that are allowed for my business so I can take more money home?
- What can I do to not attract the attention of the IRS?
- How do I avoid overpayments?
- How do I obtain favorable financing for my business?
- How do my personal finances affect my ability to get money for my business?
- How do I read the P&L I get from my accountant? And how can I use it to be more profitable?
- What does it mean to have a "healthy balance sheet"?