Profit Margin: Definition, Formula and Calculator
Calculate profit margin, gross and net profit with this simple and free margin calculator. Learn more
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How to start a franchise
Here's a quick guide when starting a franchise business. Decide where to start, Get Planned and Organized, Hire a Lawyer, Choose the Right Location
Return on Investment (ROI): Formula and Calculator
Need to calculate Return on Investment (ROI)? Learn the formula and use our free ROI calculator. Learn more
How to start a Coffee Shop in the US: Everything you need to know
Due to high demand for coffee, one can quickly succeed in a coffee business that generates a lot of profit if marketed right. And it goes that you can easily
Accounting cycle: Steps and Fundamentals
A transaction is recorded in Journal, classified in Ledgers, summarized in Trial Balance and presented in the form of financial statements for end users.
Adjusted trial balance: Definition, preparation and example
An adjusted trial balance represents a listing of all the account balances after posting of all the necessary adjusting entries in ledger accounts.
Unadjusted trial balance: Definition, preparation and example
Preparation of unadjusted trial balance is the fourth step in the accounting cycle after identification of a transaction, recording it in journal and posting it
Days sales outstanding (DSO)
Days sales outstanding (DSO) is an accounting ratio that measures the average number of days a company takes to collect payment after the sales have been made
Chinese Wholesale Websites: A guide for US resellers
This article will help you find the best wholesaler for your needs and will guide you through the buying process step-by-step.
Receivables Management: Process flow and Solutions
Accounts receivable - often shortened to AR or A/R - is the process of selling goods or services on credit, with payment received later under agreed credit term
PayPal Mass Payment Alternative
Here’s a handy at-a-glance comparison of costs for TransferWise and PayPal mass payments, using a $2,000 payment to multiple recipients in Europe as our example
