by OverHeadWatch Team | Nov 24, 2017 | Library | 0 comments Follow Selling a small business can be quite a difficult task. Whether you started it from scratch or bought it from some else, it’s important to assess the right price. But how to calculate the selling price of a small business? How to Calculate the Selling Price of a Small Business 101 1. Check Your … [Read more...] about How to Calculate the Selling Price of a Small Business
How To Calculate Asset Turnover Using Your Financial Statement
by Overhead Watch Expert | Nov 7, 2018 | Increasing Revenues, Uncategorized | 0 comments When your company needs to find out how effective its assets are at producing revenue, you’ll need to know how to calculate asset turnover. Calculating your asset turnover will help your company identify large inefficiencies and give your departments some ideas on what to … [Read more...] about How To Calculate Asset Turnover Using Your Financial Statement
How to Buy a Business
by Overhead Watch Expert | Mar 30, 2019 | Blog, Business Tools | 0 comments As many people think of starting a business, they probably picture you starting a company from scratch using your ideas, funding, time, and so much more. However, starting out from the bottom can have some disadvantages, including building up a customer base and hiring employees, marketing a … [Read more...] about How to Buy a Business
Healthcare Audit: Reduce Your Costs, Not Your Coverage
by Sarah MacManus | Feb 5, 2018 | Expense Reduction Audits | 0 comments Follow Business owners are often confused by changing healthcare regulations that determine how much coverage they need to provide employees. In order to keep costs under control, while staying compliant with the law, it’s a good idea to perform an annual healthcare audit. While Congress … [Read more...] about Healthcare Audit: Reduce Your Costs, Not Your Coverage
Learn More About the Gross Rent Multiplier: How Is It Used?
by Overhead Watch Expert | Dec 1, 2018 | Increasing Revenues | 0 comments Owning rental properties is an excellent way to supplement your income as long as you look at your costs and investments realistically. And the chances that you’ll get a renter is good too with only a 5.89 percent vacancy rate in 2016. Of course, other factors come into play such as property … [Read more...] about Learn More About the Gross Rent Multiplier: How Is It Used?