Monthly Archives: August 2011

What’s in a piece of paper?

It depends on how much work goes into the paper. Some consultants like to say they know Quickbooks but how do you know they do? Check their paper. They should be certified through Intuit’s Quickbooks Pro Advisor program. But there … Continue reading

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More on how to tend to vendor relations with no cash flow

As I discussed in my last blog, unless you are completely out of business, you do have some cash flowing. What’s important is how it is flowing. Here are a couple more tips: 1) Make installment payments for large, annual … Continue reading

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How do you tend to your vendor relationships if you have no cash?

The answer is that you do have cash or your business would be closed completely. The real question remains, how best to use the cash you have and prioritize your vendors? As I discussed in an earlier blog, postdating checks … Continue reading

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Chicken or the Egg vendor payment

You have a vendor who wants to be paid before they release their product. But you don’t have the money to pay for the product until you sell it. It’s the “chicken or the egg first” dilemma. So you give … Continue reading

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