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What is Manufacturing Financing?

The manufacturing industry as we know it is one of the most important and biggest industries in the world. In fact, it is so large that it has a value of over 2 trillion dollars, and is known to make up 11% of all the industries that exist financial though this is an industry that is very valuable and worth a lot of money, some manufacturing companies find it hard to keep financial sustainability. Financing is no doubt important for every industry, especially for manufacturing companies that have a lot of product production expenses. Financial organizations can be complex for manufacturers to keep up with since they have multiple factors that have a lot to do with funding. This includes completing purchase orders, paying bills to run the factory, buying essential tools and materials and of course running the projection of the machinery and equipment. Once all of this adds up, the price and total can make almost any manufacturing business feel pressured in their finances. But fortunately, there are ways that manufacturers can get help in their financial area so that they have balance in their business. Here are details about manufacturing finances and also how to get a loan for financial help :

What is Manufacturing Financing?

First, What Is Manufacturing Financing?

If there is no excellent financial health when managing a manufacturing business, it is most likely that the manufacturing production will be unsuccessful. But the problem that most companies find with manufacturing is that others can come in very rapidly … READ MORE ...

Ronnie Jackson by — September 3, 2019 in Venture Financing
Five Pitfalls to Avoid When Starting Your Own Profitable Business

Having a business of your own will no doubt position you as a wealth creator instead of a job finder. A profitable business must be able to have a decent return on investment. In the quest to achieving your desire to launch into the changing world of business entrepreneurship, there are some likely pitfalls that must be avoided.

 Slothfulness

Five Pitfalls to Avoid When Starting Your Own Profitable Business
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Slothfulness can also be termed as laziness. It is a silent killer of destiny and ideas.

It can kill a business idea, before it even gets off the ground. Be ready to make endless sacrifice and work hard, if ever you desire to succeed in business. Most successful businesses were products of hard work and long hours of sacrifice.

 Procrastination

Procrastination is a very common disease that affects a lot of entrepreneurs and business owners. They wait for the big break and delay the start of their dream and vision in life.

The burning fire and passion that was there initially soon flickers after a long wait and all that remains is ash from long forgotten dreams. If there is a convenient time to launch that business idea, it is now! Delay can be very dangerous.

 Fear

A lot of folks fear failure as they fear demons, and this unnecessary fear has aborted a lot of dreams and businesses. If you hope to get your business idea off the ground, you got to put away any form of fear and go ahead to launch that business. Fear will deny … READ MORE ...

Ronnie Jackson by — August 9, 2019 in Venture Financing
Mike Hainsworth of Fort Myers Reviews Startup Basics: 3 Methods for Money Management

A tricky part of managing a startup is figuring out how to manage and partition money. While many famous examples of successful startups have gained publicity for burning through cash, the far more likely reality is that your company will be carefully managing funds to maximize output. But figuring out how to do this while working through all of the other complex tasks necessary for smooth startup sailing is not easy. A financial expert in Fort Myers, Mike Hainsworth gives three distinct tricks for managing your business’s money in transparent, easy-to-follow ways.

Mike Hainsworth of Fort Myers Reviews Startup Basics: 3 Methods for Money Management

1. Constantly update financial projections

When you first created a business plan for your startup, you may have created a simple set of 1-year and 5-year financial projections. But as time progresses, it becomes easy to merely glance at those projections and move on with your day. This isn’t conducive to a growth mindset, as it simply reinforces goals you set in the past. A more helpful approach is to set aside time every week or month to update those financial projections. This method will help you constantly reevaluate your startup’s priorities, whether that means you increase spending to match investor expectations or seek out new capital to fund future projects. You’ll also be able to revise financial goals and keep your vision on track. The most important outcome of consistently updating your financial projections is the ability to keep a firm grasp on the current financial state of your company. 

2. Keep track of tax break opportunities

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Ronnie Jackson by — June 22, 2019 in Venture Financing
Your House Was Burgled When Traveling Abroad? Find Out How Travel Insurance Covers That Too

Your home becomes an easy target for burglars especially when you are away on an overseas trip. But did you know that the travel insurance you purchased for your overseas trip also insures your home against burglary when you are away?

Your House Was Burgled When Traveling Abroad? Find Out How Travel Insurance Covers That Too

Several insurance companies such as Bharti AXA GI are offering burglary cover under travel insurance policies. The policy basically states that if the home has undergone a theft or burglary whilst you were away on an overseas trip, the insurance company will have to compensate you as per the financial protection offered. This will typically cover the damage or loss as a result of the burglary.

However, there is a catch here. The home burglary will have a cap that will be defined in the policy. This means that the insurance company is only liable to pay the up to the maximum limit set under the travel policy burglary cover. For example, your home has been ransacked and you have experienced a loss or damage of several lakhs of rupees, but your insurance only covers you for Rs. 50, 000 as the maximum limit. Your insurance company will only make a payout of Rs. 50,000 in that case, regardless of the actual loss or damage that you may have incurred financially.

What are the Conditions that Requires Fulfilling at the Time of Settling the Claim?

If you have raised a claim against a burglary that occurred when you were away on a trip, then you are required to … READ MORE ...

Ronnie Jackson by — May 18, 2019 in Venture Financing
Glenn Sandler (CPA) of G.I. Tax Service Lists Tax Questions to Ask Your Accountant

A good CPA is invaluable when it comes to organizing your finances, and this is never truer than when it comes to the area of personal taxes. Here, Glenn Sandler, CPA founder of G.I. Tax Services lists five questions to ask your CPA that could provide substantial benefits for your finances well into the future.

Glenn Sandler (CPA) of G.I. Tax Service Lists Tax Questions to Ask Your Accountant
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What Information Do I Need to Keep?

In the world of taxes, paperwork is ubiquitous and keeping your head above water entails knowing exactly what documents you need to keep and which you can dispose of. Your accountant will let you know the difference between the two and will even serve as a reserve for your information. A clear picture of your financial information will help the CPA optimize the assessment statements provided to you.

How Can I Save More on My Taxes?

This is perhaps the question that is the most commonly asked of CPAs. Ultimately one of the most critical times of the year for an accountant is tax season, and they can help you leverage your situation to find numerous tax breaks. By speaking with your CPA, you will be able to find out if you qualify for any deductions or special credits and how you can claim them. On occasion, the accountant may also be able to find unique tax advantages based on your purchases and investments.

What Direct Business Expenses Can I Deduct?

In a business, several expenses are often incurred and more often than not, some of … READ MORE ...

Ronnie Jackson by — April 20, 2019 in Venture Financing