Archive for the 'Accounting' Category

Your Cash Flow Statement is Speaking, but Can You Hear It?

February 29, 3-5pm@IGC, 16 West 23rd Street, 4th fl.

RSVP: igcrsvp@gmail.com with CASHFLOW in the subject line.Did you know you could be showing a profit and still be going bankrupt? It’s true. You must learn how to read your cash flow statement or risk going bankrupt. This class will show you how. You’ll also learn about budgeting for the new year; crucial to surviving in a tough economy.

Dawn Fotopulos of Best Small Biz Help will facilitate the class.

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I Hate Numbers, Accounting for the Number Phobic

January 30, 3-5pm @IGC, 16 West 23rd St., 4th fl.

RSVP: igcrsvp@gmail.com with ACCOUNTING in the subject line.This course is a must-know for any small business owner. It will demystify the three key statements every business owner should know: The Net Income Statement, The Cash Flow Statement and the Balance Sheet. We’ll use case studies of several small businesses to show how to read these statements and interpret the intelligence they provide. Why is that important? Making better business decisions means you grow faster with far less risk. It means you can avoid bankruptcy and make course corrections faster and more effectively. Never again READ MORE »

Bookkeeping/Controller Services Best Practices for Start-Ups & Small Organizations

January 26, 5-7pm@IGC, 16 West 23rd St., 4th floor

RSVP: igcrsvp@gmail.com with BOOKKEEPING in the subject line.

This workshop includes an overview of how QuickBooks can help you streamline many of your AP/AR needs and efficiently run your business. We will review how to utilize your balance sheet and profit and loss statements (P&L), in order to keep up-to-date and accurate financials. We will also provide an overview of best practices, including:

Setting-up of basic processes and procedures Automating downloads from your financial institutions (bank and credit card companies) and payroll processor (Paychex, ADP, etc. Implementing processes and standard operating procedures/systems that create efficiencies and reduce your exposure to risk (legal READ MORE »