The Evermore Blog
Where We Make Financial Sense (and Nonsense) Just for You!
By Katie Robinette, CFO and Cofounder, Evermore Accounting & Coaching
Somewhere around October, the equipment conversation starts. A dealer mentions writing the whole thing off this year. A buddy at ...
By Karrie Jackson, CEO and Cofounder, Evermore Accounting & Coaching
Every February I get a version of the same phone call. A landscaper, four or five months past his last good invoice, asking whethe...
By Katie Robinette, CFO and Cofounder, Evermore Accounting & Coaching
A roofer told me once that his whole crew was 1099. Six guys, all of them on his schedule five days a week, all riding in his tru...
By Karrie Jackson, CEO and Cofounder, Evermore Accounting & Coaching
I bought my first business when I was 24. I spent that first year convinced that the answer to every problem was more work. More j...
By Katie Robinette, CFO and Cofounder, Evermore Accounting & Coaching
An excavating contractor told me last spring that his mini excavator cost him $45 an hour to run. I asked how he got there. He sa...
By Katie Robinette, CFO and Cofounder, Evermore Accounting & Coaching
I get asked this more than almost any other question, and it usually comes in the same form. A roofer sits down across from me, p...
Ah, accounting methods—a seemingly dull topic that can make or break your business finances. Understanding the most common methods and knowing which one suits your business is crucial for clear financ...
You’ve probably heard of financial accountants—those folks who prep financial statements, make sure the IRS doesn’t come knocking, and keep your books clean. However, when it comes to running a busine...
When you own a small business, sometimes there is much focus on the day-to-day operations
and running the company that financial documentation falls to the wayside. Keeping accurate
financial
...How do you measure a business’ success? Profits are one way. Employee retention may be
another way. If you are doing well in both areas, how do you continue that strong business
model? And if you
2020 wreaked havoc on the financial solvency of many businesses. No one could have predicted the worldwide pandemic that began that year, and no one can predict when something just as financiall
...Studies show that one out of three nonprofit organizations endured a challenging year. Staggering national unemployment affected the ability for people to donate, plus it led to more people need
...The Evermore Dispatch
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