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What Is QuickBooks? Inside Look at the Suite Trusted by Millions of Small Businesses

By Eric Gerard Ruiz, CPA June 18, 2025 | Accounting, What is

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QuickBooks, an all-in-one accounting software platform, is built to help you manage and understand your business’s financial health. At its core, it streamlines bookkeeping by recording income, tracking expenses, organizing financial data, and producing essential reports like profit and loss statements or balance sheets. It also supports common accounting tasks such as invoicing, bank reconciliation,…

Current SBA Loan Rates

By Lauren McKinley May 16, 2025 | Financing, What is

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Small Business Administration (SBA) loans are still one of the more affordable financing options that offer favorable rates and terms to qualified borrowers. SBA loan interest rates are reviewed periodically and can vary depending on the type of SBA loan, the lender, and the required business qualifications. While these rates have been trending upward over…

What Is a Cooperative? How to Start One in 6 Simple Steps

By Andrea Herrera April 22, 2025 | Starting a Business, What is

Group of people

A cooperative, or co-op, is an organization owned and controlled by the people who use the products or services the business produces. Unlike traditional businesses that aim to earn profits for investors, co-ops exist primarily to benefit their members. Co-ops are often created to lower costs, increase bargaining power, improve service quality, or provide products…

House Flipping Taxes: Capital Gains or Ordinary Income?

By Liz Smith, CPA, MSTFP April 21, 2025 | Taxes, What is

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Purchasing a rundown house, fixing it up, and then reselling it has become a very popular side gig for many Americans. For most house flippers, the profit from selling the house will be taxed as ordinary income and is subject to self-employment taxes. However, there are a few ways you can lower your house flipping…

What is Deferred Compensation? Types, Benefits & Risks

Deferred compensation is a smart financial strategy for high earners, allowing employees to set aside a portion of their income to be paid later—often during retirement. But what exactly is deferred compensation, and why should you consider offering it to your employees?

By Robie Ann Ferrer April 4, 2025 | Human Resources, What is

For employees who earn a sizable salary, finding ways to manage income through smart financial planning is essential — and deferred compensation can be a critical part of that strategy. But what is deferred compensation, and why should you offer it? This plan allows employees to set aside a portion of their earnings to be…

Free Excel Test for Interviewing Candidates

By Robie Ann Ferrer March 25, 2025 | Free Resources, Human Resources, What is

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When hiring for certain positions, you must ensure job applicants are well-versed in the qualifications for the role. For bookkeeping, accounting, and data analysis positions, Excel skills are vital. If you need a quick way to test applicants, use our free Excel test for interview candidates. The test simulates data that might be included in…

How to Add a Signature in Outlook (New & Classic)

By Audrey Rawnie Rico March 24, 2025 | Marketing, What is

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To learn how to add a signature in Outlook, first check if you have Outlook’s new or classic version because the process differs slightly for each. The new Outlook was just released in 2024 and runs on Windows 11. Meanwhile, any version before that is Outlook classic. Adding a signature in Outlook’s new version involves…

The Rise of No-Doc Business Loans: Fast Access or Risky Shortcut?

By Lauren McKinley March 19, 2025 | Financing, What is

small business loan application on the desk.

What is a no-doc business loan? While almost all other loans will require some form of documentation, a no-documentation, or “no-doc,” business loan is meant to provide you with quick access to financing, usually with a simplified application process inclusive of just bank statements and business information. It is typically applicable to borrowers with limited…

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