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Business Prenup: What To Do Before You Start A Company With A Partner

YoungUpstarts

Zyla, managing director of Acuitas, Inc., Hire professionals. A CPA provides input on tax structure and metrics, and assists with due diligence related to your industry. You need to ask questions and perform due diligence before you invest substantial time and money. Congratulations!

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Proper Due Diligence: The “Other” List

YoungUpstarts

by Al Fialkovich, Managing Director at Transworld Business Advisors. The task of vetting a business prior to a potential purchase is referred to as due diligence. Hire a CPA. First off, a CPA will save you time by doing the same work faster than you while providing a valuable third party perspective.

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16 Entrepreneurs Explain How They Make Bold Decisions

Hearpreneur

The decisions you make can make or break the future of a business hence due diligence is necessary before making bold decisions. As someone who manages a team, I know all too well the importance of hiring the right people for the job. Making bold decisions in this case requires due diligence. Gruenberg.

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Beware The Consultant

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Beware The Consultant John Greathouse – Posted in: Cash Flow Management , Launching Venture , Strategic Planning. At the early stages of your company’s life, you cannot rely on disinterested, hired guns to define your company’s key tasks. John is a CPA and holds an M.B.A. Thanks for visiting! Pyramid Power.

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How to Become Your Own Boss in 2015 (Webinar Recap)

Up and Running

You’ve got to figure out whether or not you have the organization and stamina to manage all of that. First of all, you’ve got legal, then you’ve got accounting and then you’ve got the things that you manage. What do you manage? What do you need really to start a business? What does everybody think you need?

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Lean Business Planning with Tim Berry [VIDEO]

Up and Running

We’re looking at our lean business planning is about strategy, tactics, concrete specifics including milestones, metrics, tasks and schedule, and essential numbers to run a business, all of which lead to managing cash flow. It’s objective is internal management. This is real management. It is not a document.

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How I Started, Grew & Sold An E-commerce Business For Quarter Million Dollars ($250,000) – Part 2

Entrepreneurs-Journey.com by Yaro Starak

If you can’t do it, hire someone who knows what they are doing. Growth is Not Always Good Most companies want to grow, as did we, but growth should be planned so that it can be managed when you get there. After a few more back and forths I started the due diligence process, except this was a seller side due diligence, or SSDD.