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The General Journal: Your Most Versatile Accounting Tool
A brief explanation of what a general journal entry is and how it used in the bookkeeping process.

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What does a Swimming Pool and Load Creep Have in Common?
This article explains the concept of “load creep” and depreciation via a simple “abstract” example.

How to Shape Up the Inventory when you have 5000+ SKU’s
The goal: NO EXCESS INVENTORY These days, independent retailers cannot afford one piece of excess inventory. Storage costs, insurance, pilferage, damage, depreciation, taxes and interest on loans add up to 30 percent annually to the cost of the goods you carry. Because those costs continue to rise, tight inventory control is still one of the best investments you can make - especially during the buying season.
If you JUST build it...They WON'T come!
You may be one of those frustrated companies who spent tens of thousands of dollars on your website and feel like you want to jump out the window because you are getting absolutely no results and very few visitors from that huge investment. In fact you may be viewing your site as a HUGE expense and it doesn’t feel as if that expense is ever going to deliver any revenue. Well I am here to tell you that doesn’t have to be the case.
Mistakes of a Marketing Budget Strategy
If marketing is an expense, then it should be stopped! The whole point of marketing is to increase sales, to turn a profit, to generate revenue. The whole point of marketing is to make more money! That is not an expense to your business. So often you hear of a business doing poorly and one of the first things they cut is their marketing. How are you supposed to make more money if you are not marketing?
Reduction in Force needs to be a “Surgical Strategy”
During tough economic times a reduction in force (RIF) often becomes a necessity for many companies. Let’s face it; payroll expense is probably the biggest expense for the majority of companies in business today. Unfortunately, many leaders have a tendency to panic and make across the board cuts without regard for the long term effects, including employee morale and the overall health of the company and its ability to weather the economic storm.
When Should You Seek a Home Equity Loan?
Home equity loans are a better option compared to many other types of loans as they come at lower rates. This is because the lender is able to secure the loan against your property. However, you should only take them when you have a particular expense in mind and take only as much as is required to cover this expense.
Dental Care Insurance For The Self Employed
The self-employed man or woman may have several place they can look for dental expense insurance. Dental Care insurance may be available through a group policy, a dental expense insurance alternative may be available through a medical care insurance policy they acquire directly from an insurance carrier, a standalone dental care insurance policy may be available and simply paying for care out-of-pocket is another choice.
Essential Information For Equipment Leasing And Finance
Equipment Leasing is opposed to straight financing. It is an alternative financing method to acquire needed business equipment. In real essence, you only pay for the depreciation of the equipment over a given time frame.

Excel Spreadsheets for Time Tracking - Hazard or Handy Tool?
Excel, one of the more popular members of the Microsoft Office family, has been used in some pretty creative ways. A common practice is to manipulate Excel functions for employee time and expense tracking. With the potential risks for security breaches, data corruption, and inaccurate record keeping, using Excel for time and expense tracking could lead to a host of problems for organizations of any size.
Working the Angles
Predictable can be safe, but boring. In the fastidious and fickle-minded world that we live in, consumers want to do more with less, preferring convenience with lower risk. However, this may lead to depreciation in value. More customers will be asking the question: What makes you different from others? How can you make the difference in our business?
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