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Planning and accounting for inflows and outflows that keep your business running.
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  • By Polly S. Traylor

    The choices for low-cost and flexible accounting apps are plenty.

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  • By Daniel Kehrer, BizBest

    This cheat sheet outlines the basics so you can get back to business.

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  • By Holly Mangan, Money Crashers Personal Finance

    5 tips to help you get your finances in order before starting up.

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  • By J.D. Roth

    How to break the hoarding habit while keeping the informaton you need.

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  • By Susan Schreter

    Overlooking overtime could land you in a heap of trouble.

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  • MS Office: Track Your Transactions -- Business on Main -- © Image Source/age fotostock

    Messy bookkeeping can be the downfall of a business. These tools from Microsoft Office help you manage and track your transactions, with everything from creating an accounts database, managing inventory and picking the right invoice template.

  • Analyze Your Profit History & Projections -- Business on Main -- © Andreas Pollok/Digital Vision/Getty Images

    Estimate your business’s profits over the course of four years, track your profit history and calculate how much profit your business needs to break even — all with the help of these financial analysis tools from Microsoft Office.

  • Personal Finances and Your Business -- Business on Main -- © John Lund/Blend Images/Getty Images

    Business and personal don’t often mix — except when it comes to finances. Use these MS Office and SBA tools to get your personal finances in order, decide if you’re financially ready to startup and learn how to separate personal vs. business finances.

  • Manage Your Business Expenses -- Business on Main -- © Dana Hoff/Photographer's Choice/Getty Images

    These tools from Microsoft Office help you track and streamline your business expenses. Get started today by downloading the Streamlined Expense Estimates spreadsheet, the Small Business Cash Flow Projector and the Operating Expense Budget Planner.

  • My business is almost a year old now and doing well, although it's still not turning a profit. How much should I pay myself, especially when the business is still running on money from investors and loans?

  • By Randy Myers

    How you can be sure it has a solid reputation and recovery rate.

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  • By Randy Myers

    401(k) plans for as little as $1,200 - $2,500 a year. Find out how.

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