LUNCH & LEARN: QUICKBOOKS REPORTING, TIPS & TRICKS

LUNCH & LEARN: REPORTING, TIPS & TRICKS

How Better Financial Information Leads to Better Business Decisions

Looking for an excuse to get out of the office for a bit? Well, look no further because we have one your boss is sure to approve of – “Better Financial Information Leads to Better Business Decisions!” That’s right… Robin Hall is going to give you financial reporting insights such as understanding the gap between expectation and reality, why quality information matters and being able to identify the best information critical to running a successful business. And you know she is going to throw in some pretty awesome QuickBooks Tips & Tricks!

WHEN

August 7, 2018

11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.

WHERE

Friendswood Chamber of Commerce

1100 S. Friendswood Drive

Friendswood, TX 77546

WHY

…because Better Financial Information Leads to Better Business Decisions!

Gain financial reporting insights such as:

Understanding the Gap between Expectation and Reality

Why Quality Information Matters

Identify the Best Information

SO…

The cost is $45 per person. Lunch will be provided as well as lots of door prizes and giveaways! Plus you’re going to learn some pretty cool QuickBooks Tips & Tricks!

Seating is limited so register today!

To register or for more information call 281-412-6914 or e-mail Victoria Hall.

Why Every Small Business Needs a CFO Advisor

Running a small business is a juggling act. One moment you’re handling sales, the next you’re managing employees, and somewhere in between you’re expected to keep the finances in order. For most business owners, the financial side feels overwhelming—and that’s where a CFO advisor can make all the difference.

What are “Add-Backs” and How Do They Impact Business Valuations?

Add-backs are expenses a business incurs, but a new owner likely wouldn’t. Think personal perks, one-time costs, or services the business won’t need going forward. When we identify valid add-backs, we remove them from the expense column and add them back to the company’s cash flow, which more accurately reflects the value of the business.