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Posts Tagged ‘Email’
Friday, May 14th, 2010
Although I’m willing to bet that you understand what cash flow is, I’m also willing to bet that most entrepreneurs (especially those who have start-ups or “accidentally” became business owners) have never mapped out their company’s cash flow.
That’s really too bad.
As with all things, knowledge is power… and that means the more you can visualize how your cash is “flowing” in and out of your business, the better equipped you’ll be to control that cash flow today, tomorrow and in the future.
Not sure where to begin? That’s where I’d be happy to step in. I can help you get a snapshot of your cash flow and how you can make sure that your money “spigot” is working efficiently and effectively.
Send me an email at scott(at)financialfuturecfo(dot)com and let’s get started!
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Tags: Bet, Business Owners, cash flow, Company Flow, Control, Email, Knowledge Is Power, Money, Snapshot, Spigot, Start Ups, Today Tomorrow, Ups
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Thursday, May 6th, 2010
If you’ve filed your 2009 tax returns, that’s terrific… but beware of scam artists who would seek to part you from any money you’ll be receiving!
The IRS has issued warnings to consumers and businesses to be very careful about not giving out their tax information to “just anyone”, even if they receive an “official looking” email.
Though it seems like common sense, many of us simply assume that legal-appearing emails are the “real thing”. However, be forewarned that “phishing” scam artists are experts at deception.
If you receive an email of this kind, ignore it. As the IRS explains, the organization does not send emails to people asking them to reveal their tax information, social security numbers, etc.
Should you receive a suspicious-looking email, you can always report it to the IRS at phishing@irs.gov.
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Tags: common sense, Consumers, Email, Information Security, Irs Gov, Money, Phishing, Scam Artists, Scams, social security, Social Security Numbers, Tax Information, Tax Returns
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Tuesday, February 2nd, 2010
Take a really good look at the state of your company right now. Are you happy with the way it’s organized? Is your cash flow adequate? Are you comfortable with the way paperwork and invoicing is handled?
If you said “no”, don’t worry — you’re probably in the majority.
Most business owners, especially those with very few employees, aren’t completely satisfied with some aspect of the state of their companies. And that’s perfectly okay… as long as they’re willing to make 2010 the year of change.
If you know it’s time to take charge of your business, I’d like to help you. Send me an email at scott(at)FinancialFutureCFO(dot)com and we’ll arrange a free telephone consultation.
It’s your business. Give it every chance of succeeding for this year and beyond!
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Concerned about cash flow? Then sign up for my free report, 9 Ways to Increase Your Cash Flow.
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Tags: Business Owners, cash flow, Email, free consultation, Free Telephone, Invoicing, Paperwork, Send Email, Telephone Consultation
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Saturday, January 23rd, 2010
I’m giving away a very special report that’s been written specifically for business owners and entrepreneurs.
My free report will give you 9 ways to increase your cash flow so you can better manage your money and “up” your profitability in 2010 and beyond!
Simply head to the FinancialFutureCFO website and add your information in the box that first greets you. From there, you’ll receive your report via email and can start implementing some great techniques to keep that cash flowing!
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Tags: Business Entrepreneurs, Business Owners, Business Report, cash flow, Email, Free Report, Manage Money, Manage Your Money, Profitability, Special Report, Website Information
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Friday, December 4th, 2009
At the end of the year, it’s always a big concern whether to make purchases before January 1st or after. And depending upon your business’s financial situation, the answer could surprise you, as it’s not always cut-and-dry.
If you’re in a quandary about making a product purchase, I encourage you to talk it over with your CFO. (If you don’t have one, send me an email at Scott(at)FinancialFutureCFO(dot)com. I’m more than willing to talk to you about your concerns and see if my virtual CFO services can help you save money in the long run.)
Never forget that it’s always a good idea to get another opinion on when to make purchases, especially if you can get one from a virtual CFO with a strong CPA background.
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Tags: CFO, Cfo Services, Email, Financial Situation, January 1st, Money, Quandary, Send Email, virtual CFO
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