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What if your ‘Controller’ dies?

Posted by admin on Nov 9, 2012 in Uncategorized

by Dan Cote One of my new clients is the result of a sudden death of the Controller/CFO. After a surgical procedure, he returned to work after a few weeks, worked a half day, went home and died later that evening. The bank was sympathetic for a short period of time – a very short period – and then began pressuring the company for their Quarterly financials, or risk losing its Line of Credit (LOC). This company was in pretty good shape as the Controller was consistent in his accounting procedures and had a pretty good audit trail. We managed to close the financials within two...

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Cash Flow is Back! | Bellevue & Seattle Business Cash Flow Strategist

Posted by admin on Oct 30, 2012 in Blog, Cash Flow Strategy, General Accounting, Tax Strategy, Uncategorized

HOT TIPS FOR Cash Flow Management Handling and Avoiding Crises How Do You Define Cash Flow? If your definition of cash flow is flawed, and you’re not tracking the right numbers, you may grow your company right into a cash crisis. The 10 Absolutely Must Follow Cash Flow Rules Everyone wants cash on hand at all times. Here are 10 rules to help you get there. The Magic Number Every business has a magic number. By employing his, our columnist didn’t overstaff this year. Riding the Economic Roller Coaster Tighten your seatbelt. Surviving the ups and downs of the world economy...

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