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How to Prepare the Perfect Invoice

A simple, step-by-step guide to creating invoices that get you paid faster. Includes information on company and customer details, listing goods and services, payment details, terms, conditions, and more.

Disclaimer:  the information provided on this page is meant for general informational purposes only and may not reflect the most current resources and recommendations available. Please consult with your financial, tax, legal, and other relevant advisors when making decisions about your small business.

Understand the Advantages and Disadvantages of Outsourcing

Learn why outsourcing could be good for your business, potential risks and issues, and how to more effectively manage your outsourced services.

10 Questions to Find the Perfect Business Accountant

Finding the right accountant for your business is crucial to getting the financial services you need and ensuring you’re compliant with tax and filing requirements.

How to Prepare a Cash Flow Statement

A cash flow statement is an important financial document that you and others can use to understand your business.

Manufacturing: Attracting and Retaining Skilled Employees

Employees are your most valuable resource, so it’s worth investing in talent and retention to stay competitive and effective.

Manufacturing: Cut Costs and Save Money

Read about strategies for cutting costs in your manufacturing business and how financing can make a difference.

Financial Statements 101

Having up to date and accurate financial statements is key when applying for financing – lenders will ask for them.

The Growth of Women-Owned Businesses in the United States

Women are opening business faster than ever before and are quickly outpacing the national average.

Refinancing Small Business Debt

Refinancing or consolidating existing business loans is a great way to make your loan payments more affordable and increase your business’ cash flow.

Military Veterans and Small Business Financing

Help connect veteran entrepreneurs with the capital and resources they need to be successful business owners.