Finance

FreshBooks is cloud-based accounting software that's ideal for invoice creation. Learn how businesses use FreshBooks for accounting, including custom invoicing.

Need a free business budget template download? Get it here and learn how to use it to track your monthly and annual business revenue and expenses.

The best accounting software makes it easy for a business to track expenses, send invoices and collaborate with their accountant. Here’s what to consider.

An accounts payable reporting process ensures accurate financial data and on-time bill payments. Learn about accounts payable reporting and report types.

Overhead costs are expenses tied to things other than the production of goods or services. Here's how to calculate overhead.

An efficient accounts payable process ensures that your vendors are paid on time and reduces the likelihood of human error. Learn how to set up an AP process.

A stock purchase agreement outlines the sale of company stock to buyers. Here's how to create a stock purchase agreement, along with a helpful template.

Payment Depot is a top credit card processor for growing companies. Learn why Payment Depot is the best credit card processor for high transaction volumes.

Stax is a subscription-based credit card processor that lets businesses pay predictable costs. Learn why Stax integrations set it apart from competitors.

Rippling's platform has hundreds of integrations and a user-friendly workflow builder. Learn why it's the best payroll system for automating processes.

Businesses accept credit cards to increase customer satisfaction and boost the bottom line. Learn everything you need to know about credit card processing.

Here's what you should consider before selecting a credit card processor for your restaurant.

When your business must accept credit cards, you must understand payment gateways and payment processors. Here's how they work together for transactions.

If your company wants to accept credit cards, you should know all about merchant accounts and payment facilitators. Here are the essentials.

Consumers expect companies to accept credit and debit cards and digital payments. Learn how to select a payment processor and start accepting credit cards.

Most businesses must accept credit cards to succeed. Learn about the rates and fees involved with processing card transactions and how to negotiate fees.

Construction companies have special credit card processing considerations. Learn how to choose the best payment processor for your construction business.

Apple is a secure, contactless mobile payment method popular with consumers and businesses. Learn how your business can accept Apple Pay.

Accounts payable is money your business owes, and accounts receivable is money owed to you. Learn how accounts payable and accounts receivable differ.

Payroll reports list pay rates, hours, overtime, vacation, withholdings and more. Here's what your business needs to know about payroll reporting.

Accepting customer payments by SMS text can be quick and secure. Learn how to start accepting SMS payments and why this feature can improve your business.

Franchises are a good way to own and run a business without having to determine what to sell or how to market it. Learn about low-cost opportunities.

Learn what happens when you can't pay back your small business loan from the SBA.

Your SBSS score matters when you're applying for a small business loan. Here's what you need to know.

A statement of shareholder equity can tell you if your business is doing well or if it's time to fine-tune some of your activities.

Should you start surcharging to mitigate credit card processing fees? Learn the pros and cons of surcharging, as well as some alternatives.

Credit card receivables are a vital short-term financing source. Learn how to leverage your credit card receivables to get cash for your business quickly.

Getting behind on your taxes can result in penalties, including liens and levies on your business. Here's what to do if you're past due.

You've been told you need a POS system, but how does one work, how can it benefit your business, and what are its advantages over a cash register?