Posts Tagged "Accounting"

San Francisco Bookkeeping and Business Services

Posted by on Nov 9, 2008 in SF Business Services | 0 comments

San Francisco Bookkeeping and Business Services

Image by kristiewells via Flickr Real-Time Bookkeeping Our team of bookkeepers can handle all your daily financial paperwork – alleviating the need to hire a bookkeeper. We offer customized bookkeeping services that are designed to improve your productivity and customer satisfaction, while decreasing your expenses. Other business services include Notary Public, interim CFO/Contoller, QuickBooks and Quicken set up, financial modeling and projections, and buiness conulting. Related articles by Zemanta Money Questions: Mint.com has Answers (eon.businesswire.com) Share...

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Walking the walk . . .

Posted by on Apr 15, 2005 in SF Business Services | 0 comments

Walking the walk . . .

Image via Wikipedia Ever had one of those moments when you’re sitting with a client offering advice that you know you don’t even follow? So either its bad advice – no never – or you don’t take your own medicine. Sound familiar? I was cautioning a client about taking on too much at once, concerns over focus, priorities, etc. And then it hit me. I was describing myself. Lots of great ideas, weak on the follow through. Most of the ideas get nurtured to a point and then they sit. They either require additional resources that are not available – time, capital, talent, etc. – or the next brainstorm comes along pushing them aside. This was truly an...

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Trials and tribulations . . .

Posted by on Jun 29, 2004 in Business Tips | 0 comments

Trials and tribulations . . .

Image by Wendy Piersall (@eMom) via Flickr As with any small business, the trials and tribulations of the day seem to overshadow the to do list. One of the challenges of a small business is wearing multiple hats and then finding time to be the PR guy, the marketing gal, do the bookkeeping, manage customer relations, as well as actually making the widgets. When tasked with whether or not to outsource a function, I try to to do a value comparison of my time. If I can earn $100 an hour working for a client, it makes sense to outsource a function to a vendor for $50 an hour. Also, remember – Do what you do well and hire professionals to handle that which you...

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