Office146
146 Thirtieth Street M8W 3C4 Toronto, ON, Canada

Accountant vs. Bookkeeper: What Do They Do for a Business? What do bookkeepers do? A bookkeeper handles the day-to-day task of recording financial transactions, including purchases, receipts, sales and payments. Many small businesses use software such as QuickBooks to keep track of their entries, debits and credits.... What do accountants do? The role of an accountant is to verify the data, analyze it, and use it to generate reports, perform audits, and prepare financial reporting records, like tax returns, income statements, and balance sheets. An accountant's analysis can provide information for forecasts, business trends and opportunities for growth. They can also advise you to restrict spending to manage cash flow. Whether you hire an accountant, a bookkeeper, or both, it's important that the individuals are qualified by asking for client references, checking for certifications or running screening tests. Bookkeepers "may not always be certified and the onus is more on experience," One of the great options we offer our members is the partnerships we have developed to benefit our community. If you are looking for a few recommendations for either of these professional services, let us know. Which service do you use for your business? . . . . #smallbusinesssupport #businessssupport #torontosmallbusiness #torontobusiness #torontocannabis #startups #cannabisindustry #coworkingspace #meetingrooms #hotdesk #flexibleoffices #thenewoffice #officespace #ceolife #accountingservices #bookkeepers #torontoaccounting #torontobookkeeping #office146

Yes We Have a Virtual Office Option You will get a professional Toronto business address with no lease commitment, starting at $30/month. We will manage your business mails, open and scan mails by request. Multiple Virtual Office plans available to fit clients’ business needs.... If you would like more information DM us or click on our bio link to book a call or meeting. Let's grow out of 2020 together! . . . . . #virutaloffice #torontobusiness #torontosmallbusiness #torontofreelancers #startuptoronto #torontostartups #smallbusiness #businessupport #coworkingspace #torontocoworking #coworkingoffice #flexibleoffices #businesssupport #growoutof2020 #womeninbusiness #femalebusinessowners #torontorealtors #etobicokebusiness #etobicokesmallbusiness #office146

Yes, there is! But it is not always the easiest to find. That is the reason why we launched our advisory board to help businesses find funding. We offer this service to members and non-members. If you would like to see if you can qualify for support, reach out for a free consult. Click on our bio link to contact us or DM us to book a time to speak. ... Happy Friday, Everyone! . . . . #businesssupport #etobicokebusiness #smallbusinesssupport #funding #grantprocess #grantsforbusiness #torontobusiness #torontosmallbusiness #Businessfunding #freeadvice #Office146

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Here are a few tip on How to Launch a Startup in the Post-Covid Era! Here are several practical tips for both existing startups and new startups that are planning to fundraise in the next six to 12 months. Be brutally honest what makes sense now? A crisis will likely decrease certain market needs and increase others. Make adjustments to meet the new market needs and conditions. Think about how you want to be relevant NOW.... Understand the mindset of the investors you meet Generally, there are investors who are more conservative, and in times of a crisis they tend to hold their cash and pause their investments, while others are more adventurous and look for great opportunities with lower valuations. Try to assess which of the two is the potential investor you’re meeting. Think like a camel, not like a unicorn Camels are built for survival in some of the toughest climates on earth. They are resilient and can survive for many weeks without food or water, still running fast when needed. On the other hand, the mythical unicorns in the business world are focused on rapid growth through deep funding and an accessible talent pool. A crisis is a time for demonstrating camel behavior. Be open and transparent with your investors Make sure investors are fully aware of your company’s situation, changes that occurred in the market you are operating in, challenges you are facing, updated projections for revenues, and a list of realistic needs for short-term and future funding. Build a strong advisory board This is true to any startup at any time, but during crisis times, this is of utmost importance. Having experienced people who can assist you in running and growing your venture will also give more confidence to investors. Be ready for post-crisis growth Ensure that you have a full operational plan ready for the day after when things get back to normal. Make sure the business plan reflects how you’ll adapt when the skies clear up and grow your business.

It's Friday and we thought, why not get to know each other better. If you own a business, please share and allow our community to follow you. Let's support each other, and get to know what we all have to offer. We will start :) We are a co-working space located in Etobicoke. Our goal is to provide a community where we grow together. We do this through our advisory board, events and business partnerships. ... Now it's your turn. Share your company in the comments and what makes you different from your competition. Happy Friday!!! . . . . #supportlocalbusiness #businesssupport #smallbusinesssupport #torontosmallbusiness #torontobusiness #torontowomeninbusiness #shareyourbusiness #etobicoke #etobicokebusiness #coworkingspace #torontocoworkingspace #sharethelove #localbusinesslove #startupbusinesses #entrepreneurshiplife #southetobicoke #torontorealtors #torontolawyers #torontorestaurants #torontocoaches #office146

Don’t forget to register for the LinkedIn Marketing webinar happening this Monday @ 1pm. It’s a free event with Marcia Mohammed from Social MD @socialmdteam . It’s a free webinar so book your spot earlier:) Clink on our bio link to register Happy Friday!!