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Startup 101 Part 2: Money and Your MicroISV
(48 ratings)
Startup 101 Part 2: Money and Your MicroISV
(48 ratings)
Handling money in a business is a lot like handling electricity. Handled right, good things happen, the wheels turn and you don't get a nasty shock. In this webinar, Bob reviews what you need to know about receiving, tracking, spending and using money as a business. The objective is covering what you need to know to keep accounting boring and you out of trouble. Will tie into Microsoft Accounting Professional 2008 (see http://www.ideawins.com/) and possibly the Microsoft Professional Accountants’ Network.
Presenter: Bob Walsh
Job Title: Managing Partner, 47hats.com (Startup Consultant & Author)
Course Date 10/29/08 09:00 Duration 60 minutes Training Format Web Seminar Level Introductory Attendance Count 223 views
Attendee Comments
“good”
Percy Watkins, Integritas Solutions Inc
“worth watching!!”
Norman Kara, NYPD
“Excellent course! Very good information...definitely will be using this as a reference item.”
David Simione, SimSystem Technologies
“Good - a lot of it is a review if you have taken accounting courses.”
Ashley Poole, Stealth
“great”
John aldrich, American Business Systems
“AWESOME”
Jonathan Floyd, NAB
“Good explanation on basics of accounting.”
Michael Kurt, Brightwork Group
“Good, new to me, information. I liked the report descriptions and purposes. Would like more info on how to do accrual accounting.”
Scott Kramer, True Blue Software Company
“Awesome - thanks!”
Lynn Winningham, CTREC Hilton
“Very good, wish we had time for more details on accounting.”
Prasanna Chikte, Fidelity National Information Services
“Not a lot of new information but still pretty good. ”
Tibor Biro, Biro Solutions Inc.
“This session really opened my eyes. Before this session I always focused on the technology. I now know that marketing and finance is crucial.”
John Sterrett, Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP
“For me, it was all too basic and just review, but then I know about almost all of this so it really didn't apply to me”
Charles Russell, Computer Consulting Resources
“The mechanics of dealing with money pertaining to a MicroISV are still left to an exercise for the listener, and tax consequences are largely left to your own tax accountant (understandibly so). Overall, the presentation was informative and a good overview to what is involved with establishing a firm accounting basis for your MicroISV.”
Geoffrey Simpson, gtsks consulting, llc