You’re a business owner. But you’re probably also a parent, a friend, a sibling, and maybe even a dog owner. You have interests and hobbies outside of your business. But, these days, those relationships are getting increasingly neglected and those hobbies are a distant memory. You love your business
We work with a wide variety of small business models but, maybe because it is because of our location in California, we find that we bring in a lot of food and beverage manufacturers and inventory clients. Different natural foods businesses, small retailers, and wineries thrive on the lush Central
A Chief Financial Officer is responsible for taking the books and making informed business suggestions based on accurate forecasting and benchmark data. They ensure that a company is staying compliant with financial laws and want to help the company stay financially strong and grow. In some companies, the position of
One of the primary business metrics we make sure to measure for our clients is cash flow. This is because cash flow can really make or break a business. It is the difference between a business growing and a business going out of business. Some 82% of businesses that
When most people go into business they are aware that they will have to pay corporate tax as well as the individual tax but are often surprised to find out they are on the hook to reliably report sales tax (and pay it!) as well. As a consumer, the sales
Tax season always gives us an opportunity to reiterate the importance of keeping personal and business expenses separate to our clients.
As a cloud-based bookkeeping firm, we have already made the transition to (almost) 100% paperless. We do still have to wrestle with the printer/scanner every once in a while, but, by and large, Accountix avoids paper. Going paperless has streamlined processes and has reduced our environmental footprint. If you are
As you grow from a small idea around a kitchen table to a robust business there are thousands of elements to handle in order to ensure the business doesn’t go bust. You have to have a great idea and raise the capital, scale the business appropriately, and make good decisions
Lark Ellen Farm started “sort of serendipitously” out of the home kitchen of Ojai, California local Kelley D’Angelo.
Earlier this month we were excited to attend the Tax Cut & Jobs Act Tax Reform Panel: New Rules and New Opportunities. This panel of experts from various Santa Barbara businesses presented an analysis of the new tax reform laws and how they might impact you and your business (see
