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The Value of a QuickBooks Certified Pro

October 22, 2021

You likely know a good deal about your business. We should hope so, or else your time in business may not be too long. While you may know the ins-and-outs of your particular industry, you probably don’t possess the same level of expertise in the world of accounting. Here at CFO Source, we’ve helped businesses […]

How Can a QuickBooks Consultant Help an Independent Contractor?

August 2, 2021

Here at CFO Source, we have been providing Marylanders with our QuickBooks services for years and have helped hundreds of independent contractors and Maryland small business owners, and we can help you too. We wanted to take some time today to talk about how your business can benefit from using QuickBooks and working with a […]

5 Year-End Accounting Tips for Your Small Business

December 4, 2019

As 2019 comes to a close, you may be looking ahead to 2020 but your small business can benefit by taking some time at the end of the year to take care of some simple accounting tasks. It’s important to go into the next year with a good understanding of where your small business stands. […]

What is ‘Going Concern’ in Your Business?

July 2, 2019

No, that’s not a typo. The term is ‘going concern’, but what exactly does it mean? Simply put, going concern is an accounting term for a company that has the resources necessary to continue operations for the foreseeable future (usually at least 1 year). In other words, it means that a company is able to […]

Does Your Bookkeeping Need a Refresher?

November 1, 2018

Running a business is a complex venture with lots of different angles to consider. When you’re directly involved with running your business, the accounting processes can sometimes fall to the wayside when you’re bogged down with client meetings and other daily operations. Here are a few signs that you need to hire professional bookkeeping services […]

5 Quick Accounting Tips for Your Businesses

October 2, 2018

Accounting for your business is just as important as the services you perform and the products you provide. Without ample accounting sense, it won’t matter how great your company may seem; it will inevitably suffer in the long term. Here are some quick tips for accounting practices for your business—big or small. Automate What You […]

Hiring an Accountant vs. Internal Bookkeeping

September 15, 2015

If you are running a small business, you probably outsource your accounting. After all, the first employees you’d want to hire are usually people who can help you grow your business, not someone whose work doesn’t directly translate into profit. But as you grow and expand, you may realize that working with your Maryland accountant, […]

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What Our Clients Say...

"We struggled for several years with high turnover in our bookkeeper position, which resulted in missed billings and duplicate payments. Craig Kershaw was able to locate a high caliber person who quickly took over the accounting and is now helping to expand the business into new markets. I no longer worry about whether my accounting is being done properly."

-Bryant Brambeck, Owner, Liberty Emblem Company

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