Bert Doerhoff, CPA

The financial crisis that started in 2007 and peaked between 2008 and 2010 wasn’t a pleasant experience for anyone. However, it impacted small businesses much more significantly than larger ones. Below we explore the many ways our country’s last recession affected small businesses and both the positive and negative changes they have made in response. […]

The whole reason you went into business for yourself was to earn more money than you could as an employee. After all, your income when working for someone else is limited to want they want to pay you. Owning a business of your own opens the door to much greater earnings, but you must avoid

To succeed as an entrepreneur, you must consistently deliver quality to your clients to make them come back for more. It’s also essential to control your time and schedule. Like losing weight or paying off personal debt, it’s a discipline that doesn’t happen overnight. It requires commitment to your business and the willingness to work

Every business person wants growth for his/her company, but not all of them are truly prepared for it. In order to best position your company to be prepared for such opportunities when they are presented, be sure that you are ready to scale up to that next higher level. Make a real commitment to growth