Your money matters, and our Business Finances hub can help you more effectively manage it. From securing funding and tracking revenue and expenses to bolstering cash flow, these resources can help you build a sturdy foundation for your fiscal house.
Payroll liabilities are payroll-related fees your company owes. Learn payroll liability types, how they differ from payroll expenses, and how to pay them.
To accept Apple Pay, ensure your credit card processor supports it, use an NFC-enabled card reader, enable Apple Pay on your account and train your staff.
Merchant cash advances offer fast funding to SMBs with APRs up to 200%, easy approval with poor credit, but high costs and daily repayments strain cash flow.
Night shift differential pay applies to employees who don't typically work night shifts. Learn how to calculate and apply night shift differential pay.
High-risk merchant accounts face higher fees, rolling reserves, and stricter terms but can access international markets and find processors like PayKings.
Investor presentations require careful planning and organization. Learn what to consider before presenting an idea to investors and signs you're not ready.
Quicken accounting software is competitively priced and offers strong payments and invoicing features for small businesses, though customer service is limited.
A credit card imprinter is a physical device that makes an imprint of a credit card onto a carbon copy sales slip to process and track payments manually.
Most entrepreneurs turn to small business loans when seeking startup cash, but there are other ways to raise working capital for a store. Learn more here.
NFC mobile payments use Apple Pay and Google Pay through contactless card readers. By 2026, 60% of people globally will use digital wallets for purchases.
Cash advances are short-term loans that don't need an application or credit check, but they aren't always a good option. Learn cash advance pros and cons.
