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What is Cash Flow and How to Calculate It

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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Depreciation is an Operating Expense & Needs Separating

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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How to Create a Business Budget for Your Company

Running a small business can be both rewarding and challenging. According to U.S. Chamber of Commerce, 54% of small business owners grapple with inflation worries, while fluctuating revenue, shifting interest rates, and supply chain issues are other major causes of concern. But perhaps the most daunting worry for entrepreneurs is the fear of failure. The… Read more »

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How To Start A Small Business In California

California, with over 4.2 million small businesses, leads the United States in entrepreneurial endeavors. The Golden State offers an enticing business environment, largely due to its thriving economy, vast networking opportunities, a growing customer base, and a rich pool of talent for hire. This blog will guide you through the comprehensive steps of establishing your… Read more »

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How To Fund Your Small Business In California

Small businesses are the backbone of California’s vibrant economy, often needing external funding for various reasons such as startups, business expansion, seasonal fluctuations, equipment financing, or in the wake of disasters. In 2020, California businesses with revenues of $1 million or less received a staggering $14.8 billion in loans from reporting banks. With a wide… Read more »

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