In this episode, Zane Stevens discusses the importance of having the right accounting resources in place as businesses approach year-end. He emphasizes the need for specialized accounting services, particularly for wineries, and explores the costs associated with these services. Zane also highlights the potential consequences of not investing in good accounting, including financial mismanagement and…
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In this episode of Protea Weekly, Zane Stevens discusses the importance of timely tax filing and the responsibilities of business owners in managing their accounting. He emphasizes the need for business owners to evaluate their current accounting providers and seek out professionals who prioritize accuracy, communication, and technology. Zane provides actionable advice on what to…
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In episode 40 of Protea Weekly Jay O’Neil of CTASafe breaks down all the regulations, rules and penalties around this legislation effecting small business owners! To determine if you are required to comply with mandatory reporting regulations, you need to meet a three-part test. Here’s a detailed look at each component of this test: Part…
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This week, the conversation focuses on service delivery in the accounting industry, AGAIN! Zane shares his thoughts and insights based on a post he made on LinkedIn about clients’ poor service delivery. The main areas of focus that contribute to poor service delivery are taking on too much work, not staying up to date with…
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Understanding the complexities of revenue and expense recognition is crucial for anyone involved in the wine industry. Whether you’re a vineyard owner, a winery operator, or a financial manager, mastering these accounting principles can significantly impact how you perceive your business’s financial health. Here at Protea Financial, our goal is to help you explore how revenue…
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Managing cash flow is one of the most critical components of running a successful business. Even the most innovative and promising enterprises can collapse if cash flow is not managed correctly. Research suggests that inadequate cash flow management is one of the leading causes of small business failure. As a result, whether you’re an entrepreneur or a…
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