Andrew De Niese Helps Small Businesses With Accounting
Andrew De Niese Helps Small Businesses With Accounting
Andrew De Niese Helps Small Businesses With Accounting
Andrew De Niese Helps Small Businesses With Accounting
Andrew De Niese Helps Small Businesses With Accounting
Andrew De Niese Helps Small Businesses With Accounting
Andrew De Niese Helps Small Businesses With Accounting
Andrew De Niese Helps Small Businesses With Accounting
Andrew De Niese Helps Small Businesses With Accounting
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America has been at the center of a small business revolution over the previous few decades. With an ever increasing amount of people disillusioned with the corporate rigmarole, entrepreneurship has been booming. Andrew De Niese - Statistics released by Forbes in 2013 report that there are over 28 million small businesses in the country while another 22 million people are self-employed. This has resulted in over 120 million people working for small businesses, which accounts for over 50% of the total working population. Andrew De Niese - Although these small businesses remain optimistic about a strong future, studies and surveys have indicated that most of them share one common fear: a lack of know-how of the best industry standard accounting practices.
Andrew De Niese - Since over 98% of the small business owners employ fewer than 20 employees due to budgetary constraints, they often prioritize hiring workers to make their operations better and more efficient over hiring accountants to help with better managing their resources. Andrew De Niese, a former Ivy League accounting professor who is well respected within the accounting community, believes that the entire idea and value of a good accountant is lost on many from the young generation. "I actually did a lot of case studies with my students pertinent to this issue. Andrew De Niese A lot of young entrepreneurs feel that it's a job they can do additionally on top of whatever other duties they perform, without really going through proper academic and job training. The result is a lack of efficiency in running their small business, which doesn't really realize its true growth potential."
Andrew De Niese Helps Small Businesses With Accounting
Andrew De Niese Helps Small Businesses With Accounting
Andrew De Niese Helps Small Businesses With Accounting
Andrew De Niese Helps Small Businesses With Accounting
Andrew De Niese Helps Small Businesses With Accounting
Andrew De Niese Helps Small Businesses With Accounting
Andrew De Niese Helps Small Businesses With Accounting
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America has been at the center of a small business revolution over the previous few decades. With an ever increasing amount of people disillusioned with the corporate rigmarole, entrepreneurship has been booming. Andrew De Niese - Statistics released by Forbes in 2013 report that there are over 28 million small businesses in the country while another 22 million people are self-employed. This has resulted in over 120 million people working for small businesses, which accounts for over 50% of the total working population. Andrew De Niese - Although these small businesses remain optimistic about a strong future, studies and surveys have indicated that most of them share one common fear: a lack of know-how of the best industry standard accounting practices.
Andrew De Niese - Since over 98% of the small business owners employ fewer than 20 employees due to budgetary constraints, they often prioritize hiring workers to make their operations better and more efficient over hiring accountants to help with better managing their resources. Andrew De Niese, a former Ivy League accounting professor who is well respected within the accounting community, believes that the entire idea and value of a good accountant is lost on many from the young generation. "I actually did a lot of case studies with my students pertinent to this issue. Andrew De Niese A lot of young entrepreneurs feel that it's a job they can do additionally on top of whatever other duties they perform, without really going through proper academic and job training. The result is a lack of efficiency in running their small business, which doesn't really realize its true growth potential."
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