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Why You Should Start Your 2026 Business and Budget Planning Now

Finance & Business StrategyOctober 2, 2025111Views 0Likes 0Comments

Waiting until January to plan next year’s budget is how businesses lose money. By the time Q1 hits, it’s already too late to adjust your pricing, set performance targets, or plan hiring with enough lead time to execute properly. Yet many businesses delay planning because they’re “too busy” finishing the current year. The truth is,…

7 Dashboard Metrics Every CFO Should Be Watching

Finance & Business Strategy, NewsSeptember 4, 2025299Views 0Likes 0Comments

If you’re relying on spreadsheets and delayed reports to guide your decisions, you’re missing what matters. A CFO (or a business owner wearing the CFO hat) should be focused on live metrics that show not only what’s happened but also what’s happening now and what’s coming next. That’s where dashboards come in. The right dashboard…

Bookkeeping That Scales: How to Set Your Finance Function Up for Growth

Finance & Business StrategyAugust 7, 2025338Views 0Likes 0Comments

You can’t make smart decisions with outdated, inaccurate, or incomplete numbers. Yet that’s exactly what happens in many businesses as they scale. Daily transactions pile up, reporting gets delayed, and nobody trusts the numbers. Eventually, it starts to affect cash flow, tax planning, and growth strategy. Scaling without upgrading your bookkeeping is like trying to…

Do You Need a Fractional CFO, Outsourced Finance Department, or Both?

Finance & Business Strategy, NewsJuly 9, 2025511Views 0Likes 0Comments

You don’t need a full-time finance team to run a high-performing business; you need the proper structure. Many professional firms hit a ceiling because they don’t have anyone translating the numbers into a real strategy. Others stall out because the financial data is outdated, incomplete, or buried in bad bookkeeping. That’s where a fractional CFO…

Tax Planning Isn’t Just for April: How Year-Round Strategy Protects Your Cash

Finance & Business Strategy, NewsJune 2, 2025634Views 0Likes 0Comments

If you’re running a business, especially one with high income and variable expenses, treating tax planning as a once-a-year event will cost you. It’s not just about missing deductions. It’s about missing opportunities to use your cash smarter, structure your income better, and avoid paying more than you should. The IRS doesn’t reward last-minute planning.…