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Assessing a company’s value is one of the key factors that can either lead to the success or failure of your next financing round, sale, or growth strategy as a founder. With the help of business valuation multiples, you can easily compare your company with other similar businesses based on important figures like earnings, revenue, … Continued
As a founder, making good financial choices means looking past profit and loss statements. The balance sheet gives a snapshot of your company’s financial health, showing your assets, liabilities, and equity, and offering insight into debt, liquidity, and working capital. Data shows that 82% of small businesses fail due to poor cash flow and financial … Continued
Batch payment processing is essentially the method through which large numbers of businesses carry out their payments in a timely and effective manner. The payments can be employees’ salaries, suppliers’ invoices, or even international payments. Such digital transactions, which are forecasted to total approximately $38 trillion globally by 2030, are the lifeblood of business finances … Continued
Negative cash flow is the situation where a company’s cash outflows exceed cash inflows during a certain period, putting the business under financial strain even if the company is still making sales. For many small business owners, cash flow stress appears long before profitability issues. A business can be running and making sales, yet still … Continued
A business credit report is essentially a snapshot of your business’s finances, which banks, suppliers, and business partners use to check how creditworthy your business is. This assessment is key to securing loans, credit cards, and attractive payment terms. The Nav American Dream Gap Survey revealed that 72% of small business owners didn’t know where … Continued
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