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Coach your company to be a winning profit team
Thursday, February 18, 2010

Successful companies are a lot like winning sports teams. With the Super Bowl behind us and the Winter Olympics heading our way, it's a good time to gather managers and key employees together to brainstorm new profit strategies. Here are a few lessons taken from coaches that can help your business score big time by putting more dollars on the bottom line. Click through for important lessons about maintaining business profitability.

 
Smart cost cutting and other tips in preparing for the economic rebound
Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Although financial prognosticators do not agree on the timing of an economic rebound, most believe that an upturn is inevitable. When it does occur, gaining an edge on the competition will be crucial. Therefore, managers and owners should position themselves now to benefit from the eventual turnaround. The basic tenets of positioning focus on reducing inefficiencies, being smart about which costs to cut and generating new sources of revenue.

 
Matching talent to titles with exceptional value
Wednesday, September 30, 2009

"Asking for Daszkal Bolton's help in hiring our financial manager was the best decision we could have made." - Lucy Craske Long, President, Stag's Leap Capital, Inc.
Did you know that we provide recruiting services for our clients who seek top-level financial management positions, such as Controllers or CFOs, as well as entry-level and mid-range positions, including bookkeepers, accountants, administrative support, and even specialized positions such as legal assistants? Serving as executive search experts, we have helped clients in nearly every industry imaginable fill their key positions with high quality personnel.

 
Avoid "Intern Season" employment risks
Thursday, June 11, 2009

Are you hoping to bring in a couple of low- or no-cost interns this summer? Employers often utilize the off-school months to acquire additional assistance at no charge or at reduced wages. This is the time that many young people are searching for summer internship opportunities. But before you begin lining up interns, you may want to review the legal requirements regarding the employment of students for no pay or for less than minimum wage. Click through for the Labor Department rules, some tips and suggestions, and to find out how much the federal minimum wage will rise on July 24, 2009

 
Build a better budget for enhanced cash flow
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
All too often, company managers develop a budget for the year, stick it in a drawer somewhere and forget about it. But budgeting should be viewed as an ongoing event - one that can be easily adapted to changing conditions. A rolling budget is one that is adjusted, monthly or quarterly, based on trends, actual business results, and the market in general. In this time of economic fluctuation, it is more important than ever to use your budget to track progress and adapt procedures to changing conditions. Click through for six steps for better budget management.
 
Utilize our expertise to fill your key positions
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Many employers find themselves in a sticky situation when a key member of their team leaves the job for one reason or another. Owners of growing companies eventually discover the need to hire a controller or CFO and various support personnel. Who should you turn to in order to find the experienced professionals you need? Because you are already a Daszkal Bolton client, we are thoroughly familiar with your industry, company characteristics, goals and internal culture. Through our network of contacts, up-to-date database, and multi-layered recruiting approach, we may be your best choice for key position replacement. Click through for recruiting tips, how to determine which recruiting source to use and a description of our recruiting services.
 
Clean up bad debts before year-end for tax savings
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Can you write off bad debts? Find out now before year-end to avoid paying tax on revenue you can't collect. Click here for the full article.
 
Don't forget these important year-end procedures for small businesses
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Yes, it is almost that time again - the end of the year. For most people, the end of the year means planning for the holidays and social gatherings with family and friends. Year-end accounting is probably among the last things on your mind. However, as the New Year quickly approaches, it is important to have a plan of action to get your accounting records organized. The calendar year-end is the most common fiscal year-end, especially for small businesses. The goal is to get your books in order and verify that your account balances are accurate. Before you get wrapped up in holiday arrangements, click through for procedures to consider before you close your books, tips on year-end procedures, and planning for next year.
 
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