Finances

When used responsibly, a small business credit card can help your business gain financial flexibility.

Even if a judge rules in your favor, you still need to collect money owed to you by a debtor. Learn how to get the money you are owed.

Small business owners who need a break from paying their SBA loans have an option: deferments. Learn what it's all about.

Learn which fees come with accepting credit cards as a form of payment, as well as how your business can reduce those processing costs.

Terms loans can help your business finance a wide range of projects. See if this is the right financing option for you.

Learn how to interpret the sales data from your POS system so you can make better business decisions.

Use QuickBooks' time-tracking functions to track billable hours and other timesheet options. Our instructions cover QuickBooks Online and QuickBooks Pro.

Employee retirement plans can be beneficial for your business. Learn why you should consider offering one.

Learn what merit pay is, how to award merit pay increases, and best practices for implementing a merit pay policy.

This guide includes billing tips for small B2B companies looking to maintain a healthy cash flow.

Medical claims are documents that your practice must submit to payers for reimbursement. Learn how to create them here.

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Finding the right merchant account provider for your seasonal business can help you lower maintenance costs and avoid extra fees.

Depreciation can affect the value of your assets and your taxes – often for several years. Learn how depreciation works and how to track it.

Interchange fees are costs you pay for processing credit card transactions. See how these fees may impact your small business.

If your small business hasn't upgraded its technology to accept EMV chip cards, now's the time to do it. Here's why.

Accurately gauging your business's value isn't an exact science. Learn valuation methods, how to calculate your business's value and why it's important.

These tools will help you accept credit cards, online or in person, without the headaches.

Payroll accounting is the process by which businesses track expenses related to payroll. Learn more about it and how accounting software can help.

The average small business can only last 27 days without cash inflows. How long would your company make it?

Collecting a debt from international customers can be tricky. Here are four steps you can take to try and collect on money you are owed.

Processing payroll is critical for businesses. Refer to this payroll checklist to ensure you stay compliant and don't miss vital payroll processing steps.

The HCFA form is what non-institutional practitioners use to bill insurance companies for services provided. Here's how to complete and file it.

Employers must withhold federal income tax plus any state or local taxes. Here's what every small business owner should know.

Find out what fiscal policy is and how affects the economy – and your business – through investment opportunities, tax changes and unemployment rates.

Follow these tips to prepare your small business taxes before the New Year.

If you're in need of credit card processing for your small business, you could use your iPhone. This guide explains how.

Even though officials said it was off the table, President Donald Trump told reporters yesterday that a payroll tax cut is a possibility.

To determine your business's financial health, you need to know how much money you are bringing in. Here is how to calculate your annual revenue.

This guide explains how revolving lines of credit work for businesses and how entrepreneurs can use them to their advantage.