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Employee Appreciation Day: How inDinero Honors its Human Capital
4Mar
Employee Appreciation Day: How inDinero Honors its Human Capital
inDinero is on a mission to move mountains within the business fintech industry. We couldn’t come close to accomplishing what we have or what we’re shooting to do without the all-star lineup and kick-ass culture we have built accordingly.
Jessica Mah’s Secrets to Grow 2,685.6% in 3 years
25Feb
Jessica Mah’s Secrets to Grow 2,685.6% in 3 years
Ash Roy has been creating podcast featuring entrepreneurs on missions to support other entrepreneurs.
Why Investors Hate Your Startup and How to Change Their Minds
12Feb
Why Investors Hate Your Startup and How to Change Their Minds
These days, venture capital is flowing like Niagara Falls: would you believe that over $98 billion in funds were raised by startups in 2015? However, just because money is being invested doesn’t mean it’s easy to get.
Eliminate Your Fears And Doubts About Securing A Line Of Credit
9Feb
Eliminate Your Fears And Doubts About Securing A Line Of Credit
If he were alive today, William Shakespeare probably wouldn’t be able to get his startup off the ground.
Dan Price and Jessica Mah Talk Life, Death, And Business
5Feb
Dan Price and Jessica Mah Talk Life, Death, And Business
After both speaking at the Inc 5000 conference, inDinero CEO Jessica Mah and Gravity Payments CEO Dan Price became fast friends.
How to Create Business Reports Your Investors Will Actually Use
4Feb
How to Create Business Reports Your Investors Will Actually Use
When you think about the end of the month, what keeps you awake each night? If you say your investor board meeting, you’re in good company! The best way to ensure you’re in good shape when the date for that meeting gets closer is to package the information you want to discuss in the best way possible well in advance.
Comparing Cash vs. Accrual for Small Business Accounting Options
28Jan
Comparing Cash vs. Accrual for Small Business Accounting Options
As a financial consultant at inDinero I hear the ins and outs of businesses of all sizes, but more often than anything I talk with smaller startups getting their feet off the ground.
The Key to Accrual Accounting: Recording Deferred Revenue
21Jan
The Key to Accrual Accounting: Recording Deferred Revenue
(Note: this article originally appeared in slightly different form on the Lighter Capital blog and is republished with permission).
Look to Social Networks to Find & Hire Freelancers
22Dec
Look to Social Networks to Find & Hire Freelancers
If you own a small business, there's a good chance you hire freelancers at least once in a while.
How Choosing Your Fiscal Year Affects Your Business Taxes
21Dec
How Choosing Your Fiscal Year Affects Your Business Taxes
If you’ve recently started a business, you may be wondering how to choose a fiscal year.
How to Turn Hard Deadlines into a Productivity Booster
18Dec
How to Turn Hard Deadlines into a Productivity Booster
Jessica Mah, our co-founder and CEO, was already running inDinero when she decided to become an IRS enrolled agent.
5 Habits Jessica Mah Uses to Lead inDinero
11Dec
5 Habits Jessica Mah Uses to Lead inDinero
This article originally appeared in slightly different form on Inc.com and is shared with permission.
3 Pricey Tax Penalties Any Small Business Can Avoid
7Dec
3 Pricey Tax Penalties Any Small Business Can Avoid
One of the most common questions we get from small business owners is about saving money on taxes. Probably not a huge shock.
The Moment Jessica Mah Swapped Being Stubborn for Savvy
20Nov
The Moment Jessica Mah Swapped Being Stubborn for Savvy
In this hilarious video from The Next Web, our CEO and co-founder, Jessica Mah, talks about how she stopped being so stubborn and thinking she had all the answers.
When You Shouldn’t Feel Bad About Firing Your Bookkeeper
16Nov
When You Shouldn’t Feel Bad About Firing Your Bookkeeper
While hiring a bookkeeper has traditionally been a right of passage for growing companies, businesses expect more than someone who just pays the bills and reconciles transactions at the end of the month.