Small Business Financial Management from CPA for Small Business, LLC.
This Lens is an extension of The Virtual CFO blog where I've organized my post by topic as well as listed my favorite blog post.
This Lens also includes information about The Virtual CFO Services, Small Business Accounting Services, and CPA Services offered by CPA for Small Business and how those services can help improve the performance of your firm.
You can contact me at by either email or phone. My email address is sjustice@cpaforsb.com and CPA for Small Business's phone number is (615) 476-5329.
The Virtual CFO Blog Topics
These are the topics I've covered on The Virtual CFO blog. The links below are for the first post of each of these topics.
- Happiness is a Positive Cash Flow
- A series on the importance of cash flow for small businesses.
- Yes, You Can Go To Jail for Not Paying Taxes
- A short series on small business tax obligations.
- The Business Plan
- A series on business plans for small businesses.
- Budgeting for Small Business
- A series on budgeting for small business.
- The Big Picture of Small Business Banking
- This is the series I wrote on small business banking.
- What Financing Options Are Available to Small Businesses
- This series discusses the various financing options available to small businesses.
- Two Stories About the Same Person Committing Small Businesses Fraud
- This is a series of post on small business fraud.
- What are the Commercial Insurance Needs of Small Business
- This was a series on the insurance needs of small businesses.
- In Small Business, a Team Approach to Competition is Best
- This was the first of three post in a short series on teamwork in small businesses.
- Financial Statements: The Report Cards of Business
- This is the start of a series on financial statements for small businesses.
- Accounting Personnel
- This post begins a series on the various types of accounting personnel a company can employ.
- Ratio Analysis of the Financial Statements
- This is a series I wrote on the ratio analysis of financial statements.
- Important Tax Issues for Small Businesses
- Virtual CFO blog series on several tax issues that are important to small businesses.
- Budgeting for Small Business Remix
- In this series, I updated the budgeting series I wrote in 2006.
- The Importance of Good Posture While Computing
- After I pinched a nerve in my neck, I decided to write a series on good compuer posture and ergonomics.
- Factoring Receivables
- A short series on factoring receivables.
- Don't Give Up
- Series concerning 5 truths I've learned about business success.
- Blog Series on Virtual CFO Services
- Blog series on Virtual CFO Service in general and what is offered by my company, CPA for Small Business, LLC.
The Virtual CFO's Favorite Post
These are my favorite posts that were not related to a topic series.
- A Call from the IRS is How I Learned About W-2's
- An unnerving way to learn about my company's W-2 obligation.
- Happy Small Businesspeople are Disciplined Entrepreneurs
- This is my response to a post on Seth Godin's blog. It concerns Seth's distinction between entrepreneurs and small businesspeople.
- Holiday World Does It Right
- My family recently spent a weekend at Holiday World in Santa Claus, IN. This post describes how Holiday World excels in customer service.
- Why Accounting is So Important to Small Businesses
- This post explains why it is important for small businesses to have a good accounting and financial reporting system in place.
- Why Regularly Evaluating Your Business Plan is Important
- This is my response to Jeff Cornwall's post on his Entrepreneurial Mind blog entitled "Know How Your Customer Thinks and How They Act".
- The Real Secret to Balancing Work and Family
- In this post, I give the secret to balancing work and family.
- The Virtual CFO Gets Mentioned on the HoliBlog
- The people at Holiday World are great.
- Worry About What You Are Doing First
- In this post, I give my views about what a small business owner should be concerned with in the competitive market place.
- A Two-Year-Old's Guide to Branding, Part 2 (The Munchkin Knows Starbucks = Coffee)
- My two-year-old daughter, who can't read, knows the Starbucks logo is the place to get coffee.
- The Virtual CFO's Observations on the 70th Virtual CFO Post
- Observations on my 70th Virtual CFO Blog post.
- Why The Virtual CFO Blog is More Informative than Promotional
- In this post I explain why The Virtual CFO Bolg is more informational than promational for CPA for Small Business, LLC
- The Virtual CFO Once Needed Maximum Tailgating Advice
- This is a post about a new client CPA for Small Business.
- You Should Offer Your Customers Something New From Time to Time
- Marketing and customer service lessons learned at the Chattanooga Aquarium.
- Hard Work and Practice is What it Takes to be Successful
- Reseach tells what it takes to be "world class" at something.
- "It's Just Business" Means %u2026
- My response to Seth Godin's blog post criticizing those who excuse their behavior by saying "it's just business".
- Back to Basics for Thanksgiving
- A Thanksgiving post that list what I am thankful for.
- Importance of Outside Advisors for Small Businesses
- Post where I discuss the importance of small business owners having outside advisors.
- Hello World!!!
- I write about the readership demographics of The Virtual CFO blog from Google Analyics.
- Busy Time of Year
- I explain that I haven't posted much to the blog because I have ben so busy during tax season.
- Chris Botti Rocks, OK Jazzs
- I review a Chris Botti jazz concert my wife and I attended on a date night.
- Small Business Ownership is Sometime Rough
- I write about Mothership BBQ's owner who blogged about his restaurant's uncertain future.
- So Long for Now Mothership BBQ
- I bid farewell to Mothership BBQ for now.
- The Virtual CFO Blog is One Year Old Today
- I write about how humbled I am by the breadth of the readership of The Virtual CFO Blog.
The Latest from The Virtual CFO Blog
These are the most recent post from The Virtual CFO blog.
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The Virtual CFO Services from CPA for Small Business, LLC provides you with high-level financial management, analysis, and advice from an experienced small business CFO on an as needed basis.
The guidance you receive from The Virtual CFO is normally only gained by employing an experienced CFO on a full-time basis. For many small businesses, this is cost prohibitive as there is not enough work to keep a CFO occupied in a full-time position.
The Virtual CFO Services are billed either an hourly or a flat monthly rate.
The guidance you receive from The Virtual CFO is normally only gained by employing an experienced CFO on a full-time basis. For many small businesses, this is cost prohibitive as there is not enough work to keep a CFO occupied in a full-time position.
The Virtual CFO Services are billed either an hourly or a flat monthly rate.
Small Business Accounting Services from CPA for Small Business, LLC
Small Business Accounting Services give you the option of outsourcing the functional accounting duties of your business. These services include bookkeeping, payroll, and the preparation of routine Federal, State, and local tax filings.
Small Business Accounting Services provide three primary benefits to you: (1) your accounting system will be maintained by someone with a level of experience that is generally cost prohibitive to provide in-house at many small businesses, (2) your accounting system will be routinely reviewed by The Virtual CFO for problems and errors, and (3) you will increase your profitability because you will only be paying for the time needed to perform these duties (instead of employing someone on a full or part-time basis).
Small Business Accounting Services are billed either an hourly or a flat monthly rate.
Small Business Accounting Services provide three primary benefits to you: (1) your accounting system will be maintained by someone with a level of experience that is generally cost prohibitive to provide in-house at many small businesses, (2) your accounting system will be routinely reviewed by The Virtual CFO for problems and errors, and (3) you will increase your profitability because you will only be paying for the time needed to perform these duties (instead of employing someone on a full or part-time basis).
Small Business Accounting Services are billed either an hourly or a flat monthly rate.
CPA Services from CPA for Small Business, LLC
CPA Services are the services that public accounting firms traditionally provided, including financial statement preparation, tax advice, and tax return preparation.
Talk to The Virtual CFO
Let me know if you have any questions, comments, or observations concerning The Virtual CFO Lens. I'd love to hear from you!
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4sitters
I like it! I'm glad there are businesses soley focused on small businesses. Thank You. Sarah Owner/4sitters.com Posted June 19, 2007 |
kawanna
I am a small business owner, LLC with 1 employee. I retained an accnt., not sure what he has been doing for me. He has all of paperwork, receipts, expenses, etc. Was he supposed to file this stuff annually, if so with whom and how can I find out what has been done so far?
Posted January 11, 2007
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