Guest articles
A simple business valuation formula that is frequently misused
Here is a discussion of a very simple business valuation formula I believe is frequently misused. The formula converts a discount rate into a capitalization rate when company earnings are expected to grow at a stable rate.
Invest in next Gen X leaders now!
By Phyllis Weiss HaserotThis is part of a series of regular columns by generational expert and internationally known consultant, coach, writer, and sp...
Planning engagements with going concern issues
By Larry L. Perry, CPAHere are some practical questions accountants and auditors may wish to incorporate in the planning documentation of every audit ...
Why Marketing 101 lessons still prevail: A case study
by Barbara BixWith apologies to Robert Fulghum, author of the bestseller, Everything I Needed To Know I Learned In Kindergarten, a recent experience p...
CPA Practice Alert: Are you ready?
By Larry L. Perry, CPAWhile presenting a series of seminars recently, I had occasion to visit with three CPAs who had each made significant business d...
The MacGyver approach to starting a financial business
By Steve AdamsBack in the 1980s, a popular television show named MacGyver gave rise to a whole new term.
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Can you really do that in QuickBooks?
By Joe Woodard, AccountingWEB QuickBooks columnist
Restricting Changes to the Chart of Accounts
This trick prevents users from making the following ch...
The power of anecdote and agenda: Researching your prospects' buying patterns
by Barbara Bix and Melissa Josephson Edwards As marketing directors, we want to invest money in marketing projects that demonstrate a return on invest...
