Nellie Akalp

1 month ago | allbusiness.com | Nellie Akalp |Hafiz Muhammad Ali |Larry Alton |Zac Amos

Serial entrepreneur, investor, author and Fortune Hunter TV presenter, Lyndon Wood is one of the UK's most successful and dynamic entrepreneurs and a world-class mentor to mentors. With a no BS realist approach and straight talking with a quirky persona, Lyndon loves to help business and mostly for free. Giving back is what he believes in most.

1 month ago | allbusiness.com | Nellie Akalp

Many moving parts exist when selling a business and transferring its ownership. With lots of details to wrap up before the company’s new owner can take over, the process can seem overwhelming. The steps involved in legally handing over a company to someone else can vary depending on the type of business entity, where the business is located (rules vary by state), and other factors.

1 month ago | entrepreneur.com | Nellie Akalp

Sharing the business you worked so hard to build through the addition of new equity partners can be challenging for entrepreneurs, even when the move is in the best interest of your enterprise. To have success here, you must be careful not to get in your own way. It's easy to see the risks and to feel the acute pain of ownership dilution. What's often more difficult to assess is the positive impacts new equity partners can bring. Nevertheless, be cautious.

1 month ago | report.woodard.com | Nellie Akalp

Tax preparation may be the bread and butter for accounting professionals, but after the season wraps up, many seek ways to maintain a steady income stream. Expanding your service offerings is a strategic path to scale your business and add ongoing value for clients. Just as diversification is essential in an investment portfolio, it is equally important to business growth. Relying on a single revenue stream can limit potential.

2 months ago | accountingtoday.com | Nellie Akalp

It's an exciting time for business owners when they take their small businesses to the next level, expanding to other locations. While there are many moving parts when opening a new office or store in the same state, business clients have additional tasks to tackle when branching out into other states. As a trusted accounting and tax resource, you will likely be their go-to for answers when they have questions about what's involved in those efforts.