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What Is a Keogh Plan: Contribution Limits, Rules & Deadlines

By Matthew Sexton July 26, 2022 | Financing, What is

Couple sitting on a chair while watching sunset.

A Keogh plan, also known as an HR-10 or qualified retirement plan, is a retirement plan that allows self-employed individuals up to $61,000 per year in tax-deductible contributions. It used to be very popular among high-income earning self-employed workers, but this was before they were eligible for more common retirement plans. How a Keogh Plan…

What Is a Balance Sheet? Definition & Illustration

By Danielle Bauter July 20, 2022 | Accounting, What is

Accounting financial banking stock in a spreadsheet with data numbers; and a blue calculator.

A balance sheet displays a company’s assets, liabilities, and owner’s equity at any given point in time. It provides a snapshot of what a company owns and owes as of the balance sheet date and the amount invested by its owners, so note that the owner’s equity isn’t equal to the company’s fair market value….

What Are Assets in Accounting? Types & Examples

By Danielle Bauter July 8, 2022 | Accounting, What is

Money bag, house model and gold bars presenting assets.

Assets are resources that you own, control, and expect to provide a future economic benefit. For example, cash is an asset because it can be used to pay for future expenses. Other common assets are equipment, buildings, and investments. Assets are classified based on three criteria: Current vs noncurrent: An asset can be classified based…

What Are Expenses in Accounting? Variable & Fixed Explained

By Danielle Bauter July 4, 2022 | Accounting, What is

Woman holding a receipt computing her expenses.

An expense is a cost incurred by a business in its operations to produce revenues. Expenses in accounting can be either variable or fixed. A fixed expense doesn’t change with the level of usage or production, such as the rent paid for a building, whereas a variable expense changes with the production or the amount…

What Is Cold Calling? The Ultimate Small Business Guide

By Jess Pingrey June 30, 2022 | Sales, What is

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Cold calling is a traditional sales activity primarily used to create and qualify new sales opportunities. It allows you to solicit initial conversations with key decision-makers that result in an immediate answer regarding interest in learning more about your products and services. In this article, we explore the cold calling definition along with the goals,…

What a Revenue Operations Team Structure Is & How To Create One

By Jess Pingrey June 29, 2022 | Sales, What is

A businesswoman reporting about their revenue and financial figures.

A revenue operations (RevOps) team involves a department or business function composed of team members responsible for driving revenue into one group. Rather than treating each function as separate, a RevOps team combines resources, data, processes, and strategies into a single team structure to maximize profits. In this article, we explore what a revenue operations…

What Is Business Casual? Examples & Tips

By Kaiti Norton May 26, 2022 | Human Resources, What is

Employees walking inside the office.

Business casual is an “in-between” office dress code that’s less formal than business professional but still “business” enough to front-face with clients and executives. Think of it more as dressing down a business professional outfit—not dressing up a casual outfit. It’s inherently subjective, which is why many businesses choose to create a business casual dress…

What Is Self-insurance? A Guide for Small Businesses

By Charlette Beasley May 24, 2022 | Insurance, What is

self insurance

Self-insurance, sometimes called self-funding, is when your business forgoes traditional insurance coverage and takes on all the financial risk by setting aside money to pay employees’ healthcare claims. Small businesses may consider this option for several reasons, including a lack of negotiating power, resistance by insurance companies to take on the risk of a small…

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