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For small business owners, it seems like there’s never enough time to get everything done. One tool that will help you get the most out of your time is time batching, also called time blocking.

If you haven’t heard of this concept before, it can revolutionize the way you approach work.

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Your favorite number on the balance sheet just might be cash. It’s easy to understand and something every business has.

But there’s a more meaningful number, at least in the long-term sense, and that’s equity. Let’s dive deeper into that part of the balance sheet.

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When you hire an accounting professional, it can sometimes be hard to know if your books are being done correctly and whether you are getting accurate information.

Here are some things you can do to stay on top of your finances without becoming a micromanager.

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Organizing your small business financials doesn’t have to be a daunting task. By following a few simple steps, you can create a system that works for you and your business.

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ClickUp™ is a versatile new web application that serves multiple functions for small businesses. It’s primarily a CRM—customer relationship management—tool with project management and workflow features built in, and is adaptable across several industries.

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Remote working has exploded in the last few years, especially in professional services. Now that companies are seeing the benefits of remote work, they are also seeing the benefits of an expanded pool of potential employees. Some firms are hiring employees that live several states away from where the office is located, which comes with many ramifications for the business.

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Will there be a recession? The future is filled with uncertainty. One of the best ways to provide comfort and control is to start planning now, knowing you may need to adjust as the situation unfolds.

These are actionable steps you can take right now to prepare yourself and your company for an economic downturn.

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When starting a business, most entrepreneurs excel at the specific technical skill set they need to deliver their services and products to clients. For example, if you own a bike shop, you are likely skilled in all things bike related. If you own a law firm, your strengths probably include understanding and interpreting the law. This skill is your core skill.

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Whether we’re headed for a recession or not, it’s always a good time to squeak out more profits from your business books. We’re not talking about drastically slashing expenses or excessive spending to raise revenue; the tips in this article are long-term ideas to gently lift up your profits.