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Your Business Bank Account Is Not A Personal Expense Account
It should go without saying that your business bank account is intended for legitimate business transactions and is not to be used as a personal expense account.
Financial Projections
Putting together financial projections for your business is a good exercise and tool for business owners to help manage and monitor the financial health of your business as well as for fiscal year business planning and budgeting.
Contracts and Agreements
As a business owner, you undoubtedly will need to deal with contracts and agreements.
Business Bank Accounts On Analysis
On Analysis business bank accounts are typically ideal for businesses that maintain a higher average monthly ledger balance. In other words, you keep/maintain more money in the bank each month.
Year-End Bonuses
Year-end bonuses can be a way to show appreciation to your employees for their passion, dedication, and hard work over the course of the year.
Running Windows On Apple Silicon-based Macs
Need to run Windows on an Apple Silicon-based Mac?
If you have a Mac with M1, M1 Pro or M1 Max, you can’t use Boot Camp as Apple does not support Boot Camp on M1.
Running Windows On Intel-based Macs
Need to run Windows on a Mac?
If you have an Intel-based Mac, you can use Boot Camp to setup a Boot Camp partition on your Mac to install and run Windows.
Client Payments
Many clients still remit payments by check and that’s certainly fine. With mobile and remote deposit, depositing checks are a lot simpler, easier and much more convenient for businesses. No need to always run to the local bank branch before 5pm to make a deposit.
Professional Counsel
CPAs and legal counsel provide important guidance, make key recommendations and advise you on pertinent related matters, respectively. However, they do not and cannot make the decisions for you! As a business owner, you are the ultimate decision-maker!
Setting The Right Tone
The tone, culture and atmosphere of your business or company starts at the top with YOU, the business owner.
Best Practices For Subscription Services
More and more products and services are moving towards subscription-based models. For businesses, it’s important to carefully track and periodically review all your subscription-based products and services to ensure those subscriptions align with your current business needs. There’s no reason to throw money into a black hole!
Using Genuine Parts
When purchasing user-replaceable parts, components and consumables for business equipment, it’s ideal to use genuine parts from the manufacturer especially when the equipment is still under warranty and if genuine parts are available.
To Lease Or Not To Lease
Leasing computer equipment may be an option if you need to purchase a significant amount of computer equipment but don’t want to invest the funds and incur the costs upfront.
Purchasing Computer Equipment For Your Business
When purchasing computer equipment for your business, there are some decisions to make like desktop vs laptop or Mac vs Windows PC. However, when it comes to cost, you don’t want to buy the least expensive (aka cheapest) computer available nor do you necessarily need to buy the most expensive computer available.
Before You Update Or Upgrade To The Latest Software - Part 4
If you have compatible/supported non-live production workstations which you can use to test and evaluate major software updates/upgrades before deploying those updates/upgrades to live production workstations, this would be the ideal way to go.
Before You Update Or Upgrade To The Latest Software - Part 3
Deploying critical updates, bug and security fixes/patches can be tricky as you need to weigh the benefits of immediately deploying these updates with the risks of potential incompatibility with existing software and hardware and the potential of these updates creating new or unexpected problems within your environment.
Before You Update or Upgrade To The Latest Software - Part 2
It’s important for software updates/upgrades to be properly tested and evaluated in non-production environments and on non-production workstations, to the extent possible, before being deployed company-wide on live production workstations and in a live production environment.