Posted on
July 29, 2011 by
Justin Ridge
The financial information generated by businesses must be used to make decisions with much greater certainty. Besides knowing what happened in the company from the financial point of view, should allow us to estimate how and how much we grow.
Generally SMEs, representing 99.8% of the country’s economic units are headed by a director or general manager who relies on others to the administrative and the operations. Usually too, is the administrative officer who creates and controls the information of the company. Here’s a first tip to the CEO: Get involved with your business financial information and understand what she says. This will allow you a more holistic view of it, which will lead to better decisions.
For those unfamiliar with finance, there are introductory courses for non-financial, which offer a minimum knowledge necessary to understand the information. It is also important that the information generated in the business to date. Not the same decisions based on information from last month, with one that is several months old.
Last but not least, it is important to learn to interpret financial statements of your company. Not the same analyzing the historical performance of the business, know how to use the information to plan the orderly growth of the company.
As a first step in its foray into finance for nonfinancial suggest to concentrate on three types of analysis: the income statement, the balance sheet and the cash flow statement. Each offers information of a different nature, combined to better understand what happens in the company. Read the rest of this entry →
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Financial Planning
Posted on
July 23, 2011 by
Justin Ridge
Recently, examine some writings on tax planning. From South America.
I caused a lot of smile, because they are publications of people who attend and graduate masters. But they have not yet passed the stage of the copy-paste or make inventories of dead information.
Tax planning is a deep. That permeates most of the simple carpenter has legal, financial and accounting matters. Tax planning is associated with the state as given. And when the taxpayer of the tax must act.
Because the active subject of tribute, say the state is a process of fiscal greed, disproportionate and uncontrolled.
Every society has to regulate and ensure social mechanisms which allow for a state in order when out of control. And especially in sensitive issues like taxes. Since the offer social policy and in practice are the politicians, the generals are not sustainable, and are hotbeds of crisis.
Good or bad administration of public affairs is a matter to consider in a tax planning process.
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Financial Planning
Posted on
July 17, 2011 by
Justin Ridge
Determine your current financial situation
This is like taking a snapshot of our financial situation, to take stock of all the goods we possess, from resources that would normally get and the assets we have acquired and are likely to be converted into cash. Also consider all debts and commitments to make us owners of such property, this debt we are and therefore we should pay.
In preparing to do the following:
- Please note: your income, your savings, your living expenses and your debts.
- Prepare a list of your current assets and your debts.
- The amounts you spend on various items they give you a foundation for your financial planning.
Develop your financial goals
- Includes identifying how you feel about money and why you feel that way. The purpose is to differentiate your needs of your desires.
- The specific financial goals are vital to financial planning, from spending all your current income to develop a comprehensive program of saving and investing for your future financial security, to save as much as you can.
- Connect the contents of “basket”, “consumption”, “income”, “expenses”, “financial cost”, “saving” and “budget” with the reality of everyday life in the family. This is essential to have a clearer idea of ??what the goals which we seek.
Here we fall into a trap, because we can decide to err in any desire for any more than necessary, and this is related to our consumption habits. Read the rest of this entry →
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Financial Planning
Posted on
May 18, 2011 by
Justin Ridge
The need to organize the economy as justice, respect for the human and natural resources is no longer a question of moral or political opinion, is an imperative that requires us to do our part.
This possibility derives not from rights guaranteed by law but the will to live responsibly in the everyday.
The consumer is the last link in the economic system and as such has the responsibility and the power to change the status to which we are led by the media.
The manifestations of social and environmental crisis on the planet are obvious:
every day we find examples around us or in the media of unfair distribution of wealth and increasing poverty or the effects that the current unsustainable development is for nature.
There are innumerable examples ranging from migration, to deforestation and desertification, through the exploitation of labor (especially women and children) or the greenhouse effect.
We live in a society that promotes consumerism, we have become the throwaway generation. Advertising bombards us with ads whose goal is not to our wellbeing, but us cogs in a system that reduces people to consumers submissive. This economic model of production and consumption tends increasingly to its depletion is unsustainable.
Institutions have to fulfill their missions and should be required, but we have at our disposal means of intervention that can have a direct influence on the economic power centers.
With the way we eat can influence the course of the economy and the world directly. Conscious and responsible consumption, intended to promote successful activities for nature and people, is a decisive instrument of pressure against the market.
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Financial Planning
Posted on
May 16, 2011 by
Justin Ridge
Crises are fertile ground for people with creative ideas and leadership. But where to find this idea to convince everyone?
The inspiration is sure to arise naturally from listening to customers, suppliers and employees, see what their needs are and how could you help fill those gaps.
This is what many people have done for various economic crisis and have done very well.
Knew how to listen, and understand, their suppliers and customers, and simply presented to all with the best solution.
In times of crisis rampant fear.
It talks about the crisis on television, radio, newspapers and magazine much there. This type of highly technical information generally exceeds the knowledge of the common man who purchase insurance.
Surely the vast majority of customers do not understand that much impact on his life, Dow Jones and the Tokyo Stock Exchange. But listen collapsing markets and just hearing the word makes him fear collapse.
Collapse is a word that has a very strong negative connotation. What crushes collapses. That being crushed does not sound very good.
Fear causes people to act very cautiously.
Perhaps with a wrong approach to take precautionary wrong decision.
In this climate of mistrust and fear is very welcome anyone who gets over fear and is presented as an alternative to improve. Read the rest of this entry →
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Financial Planning