Archive for November 2014
Ready, Set, your Budget: Acceleration
The second phase of a 100m sprint is acceleration, picking up speed. In your budget, the second step is to set your budget for sales and cost of goods sold, which accelerates the growth of your business. As you review your plans for 2015, there will be a couple of different areas to consider for…
Read MoreReady, Set, your Budget: The Start
The first step to starting the budget process is to review your current year financials. To do this, run a monthly P&L (profit and loss statement) of revenue and expenses for the current year (through whatever period you have closed – hopefully October). If you have a financial system set up, such as QuickBooks, Sage,…
Read MoreReady, Set, your Budget
It’s that time of year again! And, no, I’m not talking about the holidays. I’m talking about year-end! It’s time to start thinking about the new year. Where will your business be at the end of next year? What changes do you hope to make in 2015? What are your operational goals? What are your…
Read MoreMeet Our Team: Holly Hansen
Holly is a staff accountant on one of the client service teams at Fortiviti. Prior to Fortiviti, Holly spent a combined 11 years working for nXio and Culligan in accounting and office management positions. While at Culligan, she created monthly financial reporting and worked directly with the owner on cost analysis and business development. Holly…
Read MoreKVC Health Systems: KVC Kansas
This month we are giving back to KVC Kansas. KVC Kansas is responsible for the care of all children served by the Kansas Department for Children and Families in Kansas City. KVC supports foster families and children with support in many areas, including crisis support, continuing education programs, mentoring coordination, support groups, and educational forums.…
Read MoreDid You Know: Use Tax
Use tax is a tax charged on items that you purchase for use without paying sales tax. In most cases, this is charged on items because you purchased an item from out of state or you purchased an item online and did not pay sales tax on it. Don’t let advertising fool you (“No Sales…
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