Quant Solutions, LLC

02/11/2021

Tips & Tricks from an operational accountant part 2 💡:

Are you constantly wondering why there isn’t more cash in the bank? Here are 3 quick tips that will make your life easier!
If you would love to receive a more personal solution don't hesitate to get in touch with us at 👉 https://cnto.io/nUOb7XxA5

PS: We will soon release blog posts about this topic as well, so stay tuned!

02/03/2021

We have all heard those horror stories about customers who don’t pay (in time). We listed some tips and tricks that will help you keep the bad payers away! ✅

Prevention is better than cure! These few measures will protect you from payment problems before they even happen and they will also encourage your customers to pay more quickly.💡

Read more 👉 https://cnto.io/LSFae5WM8

01/26/2021

Tips & Tricks from an operational accountant 💡

Are you afraid or uncomfortable asking for money from a client? Here are 3 quick solutions to help you overcome the hurdle!
If you would love to receive a more personal solution don't hesitate to get in touch with us at 👉 https://cnto.io/Z9k1eOeWc

PS: We will soon release blog posts about this topic as well, so stay tuned!

01/21/2021

💡 Are you unsure about how to close your books for 2020? Running a small business can be challenging, to say the least, that's why at Quant Solutions we'll gladly help you keep your finances in order, get in touch with us at 👉 https://www.quantsolutions.co/

01/13/2021

Entrepreneurs will often find that cash flow is the biggest obstacle to achieving their goals, and this is certainly worth being aware of in a payroll context.

The idea of being an entrepreneur is widely romanticized, but the reality involves a lot of long hours and hard work getting to grips with the more

01/12/2021

Check our founder, Jeanine, this Friday as she hosts a discussion on Tips & Tricks she's learned over the years.

Bookkeeping! It's the bane of many a small business owner. But what if we told you it didn't have to be? Join us to learn tips & tricks from Operational Accountant and business owner, Jeanine Hall, who will be discussing what NOT to do based on common mistakes from other business owners.

Jeanine has 15 years of experience helping business owners gain control of their day-to-day finances. Her company, Quant Solutions helps business owners understand their finances by providing simple, effective, and relevant bookkeeping, accounting, and advisory services. Join us on Friday, January 15th to discuss everything from paying your bills to getting paid!

Join us on Zoom to get the live Q&A or catch the live stream in the Reveal Your Inner Awesome Facebook group.

Zoom Link: us02web.zoom.us

01/12/2021

Developing healthy financial habits doesn’t mean you can’t spend money on anything exciting — you just need to balance it out.

Committing to positive changes will literally pay off.

01/05/2021

A company's balance sheet is a snapshot of assets and liabilities at a single point in time. https://cnto.io/FfmSZzc0p

Some balance sheet items are considered more important for fundamental analysis than others, including cash, current liabilities, and retained earnings.

01/04/2021

Early on, most startups can skirt by without an accountant, but there comes a time when startups need professional help with their books — enter their first accountant. https://cnto.io/kQGp2XQ3f

The first decisions an accountant makes for a venture capital-funded startup can make a big difference in the future.

01/03/2021

Since discretionary cash flow shows the amount of revenue remaining after projects and operational costs are paid for, an increase over several periods can show a positive cash-flow trend. https://cnto.io/wDkswbEXF

Discretionary cash flow is money left over once all capital projects with positive net present values have been funded, and required payments are made.

01/02/2021

Many entrepreneurs measure their business success, judging by the amount of cash coming into the business and not paying too much attention to anything else. https://cnto.io/wcl6kK4t3

Business finances can be somewhat intimidating to business owners. Many entrepreneurs measure their business success, judging by the amount of cash coming into the business and not paying too much attention to anything else. When asked what their net income is for the year, they have no idea.