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If your revenue is climbing but your bank account doesn't feel any different, you're not imagining it — and you're definitely not alone. More sales can actually make a business less profitable, and most owners don't realize it's happening until they stop and do the math. Here's a simple example. Say your business brings in $100,000, spends $60,000 delivering the work, and spends $30,000 running the business day-to-day. That leaves $10,000 in profit. Now say revenue jumps to $

If I gave you 30 minutes to determine whether your organization was financially healthy, would you know where to start? Many nonprofit leaders and business owners receive financial reports every month. They may check the bank balance, see whether revenue increased, or look at whether the organization generated a profit or surplus. Those numbers matter, but none of them tells the whole story by itself. A business can report a profit and still run out of cash. A nonprofit can h

Many entrepreneurs build successful businesses and still feel uncertain about money because they do not understand the story their numbers are telling them. It is easy to focus on sales, revenue growth, or the balance in your bank account. But none of those numbers, by itself, gives you a complete picture of your business. To understand what is really happening, you need three financial statements: The income statement tells you whether the business is profitable. The balance

A nonprofit can have money in the bank and still be in financial trouble. That is because the most important financial questions are not limited to, “How much cash do we have?” Leaders also need to know where the money came from, what it may be used for, where it is going, and whether the organization can sustain its work over time. Many nonprofit executives and board members carry responsibility for financial oversight without having an accounting background. The good news i

Fraud rarely begins with a dramatic theft. It begins with a small opportunity that no one notices. By Dr. Gabrielle Juba, CPA, CFE | Founder, Juba Forensics PLLC Imagine the person at your dentist’s front desk. She has worked there for 25 years. She knows your name, schedules your appointments, answers your questions, and feels like part of the practice. Then one day, you learn she stole hundreds of thousands of dollars—money patients believed they were paying to the dent

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