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Inventory management may seem complicated to some, but if one truly thinks about what the words “inventory management” mean, it is a simple concept. Inventory is basically a list of goods and materials that are held by a business and are available in stock. Inventory management is the process of keeping track of inventory, and having the delicate balance of supply and demand firmly mastered. W
Remember your first few days at your present job? Were you excited? Nervous? Did you worry about your ability accomplish the tasks given to you or the impression you would make on your new co-workers? Perhaps you were concerned about the impression your new co-workers would make on you.You would not be alone if you were feeling a little lost during your probationary period. Many peop
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We recommend that you maintain a business checking account in addition to a small business credit card merchant account so that you can take credit cards from purchasers. This way you will know exactly how much is going into your merchant account and how much of your volume percentage is being done through credit card usage. You should shoot for 50-60% credit card sales and debit cards. If you are an owner/operator, you may not be as concerned with this number.
However, if you are an owner of many locations or units, this percentage is relatively important. One reason is because these transactions are the most traceable. There is no way for employees to steal this money. Between ten and twenty percent of your volume will be in checks if you have a local business and decide to take checks. The rest will be in cash or credit card sales. If you are worried about five to thirty percent of your money being stolen, don’t be. You can keep track of that even if you are on not on the premises with a good procedural policy for employees who ring up sales.
If you are not good with check books (i.e. balancing, bouncing, reconciliation or writing check amounts and numbers down) hire a bookkeeper/accountant to pay your monthly expenses. Simply keep a stack of deposit slips in your store and deposit the day’s take at the end of each day in the business bank account. The accountant can do the rest and then write you a check for the net proceeds at the end of each month or every two weeks if you prefer. If you hire an acco
One excellent way to use advertising business gifts is as loyalty reward for your existing customers. That’s right – your existing customers. Up to 85% of your business does not come from new customers, but most businesses put the bulk of their advertising budget into wooing new customers. The problem with this is that your existing customers get neglected – and customers who feel neglected do
However, if you are an owner of many locations or units, this percentage is relatively important. One reason is because these transactions are the most traceable. There is no way for employees to steal this money. Between ten and twenty percent of your volume will be in checks if you have a local business and decide to take checks. The rest will be in cash or credit card sales. If you are worried about five to thirty percent of your money being stolen, don’t be. You can keep track of that even if you are on not on the premises with a good procedural policy for employees who ring up sales.
If you are not good with check books (i.e. balancing, bouncing, reconciliation or writing check amounts and numbers down) hire a bookkeeper/accountant to pay your monthly expenses. Simply keep a stack of deposit slips in your store and deposit the day’s take at the end of each day in the business bank account. The accountant can do the rest and then write you a check for the net proceeds at the end of each month or every two weeks if you prefer. If you hire an acc
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If you are not good with check books (i.e. balancing, bouncing, reconciliation or writing check amounts and numbers down) hire a bookkeeper/accountant to pay your monthly expenses. Simply keep a stack of deposit slips in your store and deposit the day’s take at the end of each day in the business bank account. The accountant can do the rest and then write you a check for the net proceeds at the end of each month or every two weeks if you prefer. If you hire an acc
As you know by now, if you have been a long time subscriber to our weekly E-zine, I'm a very big proponent of activity, labor and discipline. In fact I devoted one of the five major pieces to the life puzzle (in my book under the same name) to the subject of activity and labor. But now let me add another key word to the labor equation - skillful. Yes, skillful labor.We need the skills t
If you are not good with check books (i.e. balancing, bouncing, reconciliation or writing check amounts and numbers down) hire a bookkeeper/accountant to pay your monthly expenses. Simply keep a stack of deposit slips in your store and deposit the day’s take at the end of each day in the business bank account. The accountant can do the rest and then write you a check for the net proceeds at the end of each month or every two weeks if you prefer. If you hire an acc
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If you do your bookkeeping yourself, you will have to keep track of each type of deposit. It is not wise to have a business checking account at a savings bank because they will not credit your deposits with the total amount from your deposited checks until those checks have cleared. Usually there is a standard period of three to five business days to wait even though most checks clear in one to two days, although recently the Federal Reserve is changing this which will tend to help businesses but also cause more consumers to bounce more checks, so be alert to this issue and perhaps if a customer seems uneasy ask them if they would like you to hold the check one or two additional days since the float is no longer going to be in their favor and thus it could effect you as well.
Therefore, you do not have complete use of your money yet, but you have still made the sale, which is your primary objective and that way the check will not bounce in your account causing a further conflict. Business is hard enough without a bank holding yo
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