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Managing Expenses With An Impending Recession
As businesses and corporations the world over put the struggles of the global pandemic behind, the battle for economic stability lingers. Now more than ever, business executives are dealing with
Using Aggregators and Overpaying for Merchant Fees
As more businesses create a digital presence, the ability to process credit cards and online payments has become standard operating procedures. Beyond the weekly and monthly expenses business executives deal
Hybrid Work: The Right Balance and Costs to Consider
The word ‘Flexibility’ took a new meaning in the workplace when COVID-19 happened. While businesses navigated the hurdles of keeping their workers safe, the need for remote work persists. Hybrid
Insight into Workforce and Supply Chain Issues
As we put the effects of the pandemic behind us, noticeable challenges are currently plaguing the workplace and supply chains. These issues hinder employers from attracting and keeping workers on
Inflation and Expense Reduction
For over two years, businesses and corporations have struggled to deal with the effects of the global pandemic. While it lasted, the global economic landscape changed dramatically. We are dealing
Changes to R&D Tax Credits
As a result of the economic meltdown and global pandemic, companies struggled to stay afloat, keep up with operational costs, adding to payroll, developed and innovated new product offerings for
Publish. Promote. Profit. with Marc Freedman
Our CEO and Founder, Marc Freedman, joined Rob Kosberg of the Publish. Promote. Profit. podcast to discuss Expense To Profit, our why and how to reduce companies expenses across any
Does Cost Segregation Help Small or Large Businesses?
Cost segregation is a unique tool to minimize tax burdens while maximizing depreciation deductions. It is particularly beneficial for both small and big businesses. Most people have not been paying
Expense Reduction Consulting Services: A Strategic Guide to Non-Labor Savings
What if the capital you need to scale your business isn’t sitting in a bank, but is actually hiding inside your monthly utility bills and software subscriptions? Most leaders feel
From Expense Report to Profit Strategy: Seeing the Full Financial Picture
Ask most business owners how they track their finances, and the answer usually involves a system like this: invoices go out, bills come in, an accountant reconciles the books at
The Hidden Price Tag of a Fragmented Tech Stack
If you own a business in America, you are probably familiar with this: a new tool gets adopted to solve a specific problem. Then another one for a different team.
Are You Leaving Employee Benefit Tax Credits on the Table?
There is a quiet tax problem spreading across businesses of every size in America. Unlike most tax problems, this one is not about paying too much. It is about collecting
What Your Suppliers Know About Your Budget That You Do Not
Every negotiation has two sides. And in most vendor relationships, only one of them has done their homework. Your suppliers know more about your spending behavior than you might be
Why Most Cost-Cutting Efforts Fail After Six Months
Most business owners have been here before. A challenging quarter (or a difficult year) forces the conversation nobody wants to have, and we launch a cost-cutting initiative with genuine urgency
Are You Paying for Software Licenses No One Uses?
There is a particular kind of financial waste that does not show up dramatically on any single line of your budget. It does not announce itself the way a failed
Employee Retention Strategies for Small Businesses
You have built a team that knows your products, understands your customers, and keeps operations running smoothly. Then one day, a key employee walks into your office and hands you