Blanket liens are when you allow a lender to take your assets like machinery or inventory without restriction if you default on loan payments. Blanket liens can be applied to both business and personal loans. Lenders will submit a UCC-1 filing to your Secretary of State’s office to create a public record, notifying other lenders… Read more »
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What is B2B and B2C, and how can you apply these strategies to your business? Learn more.
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Every business, at one time or another, will need additional funding, and owners will want to examine investor vs loan terms to make the best choice.
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Seasonal businesses thrive financially during the busy season, but that does not mean you cannot have passive income or be able to enjoy life during slow seasons. With optimizations to your operations (like knowing which products will sell and when), reducing cash flow waste (by knowing which items to exclude from your menu), and learning… Read more »
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Qualifying for a small business loan to expand your business requires a different approach than taking a loan to simply maintain your business. When it comes to expansion, you can deplete cash flows each time you acquire a new company or open a new location, and it’ll take time to staff up in addition to… Read more »
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Purchase order financing, also known as PO financing, is when a third party loans a business the money to increase production and meet the needs of a customer in exchange for payment with interest once the customer pays. It is similar to a small business loan in that you can get the financing you need… Read more »
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Cash flow is the movement of actual dollars into and out of a business and does not include non-cash items. One example is that accounts receivable counts toward revenue, but you don’t receive any cash. Another is depreciation, which is an expense that you subtract from revenue before you get profit, but you don’t actually… Read more »
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Yes, depreciation is an operating expense when you use the asset you’re depreciating for your core business operations according to Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). Your core business is how you regularly generate revenue as opposed to other activities that create revenue on the side or sporadically. Depreciation can be a non-operating expense when the… Read more »
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