Author Archives: MikeWiddis

Financial Foundations: A Guide to Starting a Private Practice as a Social Worker

A female social worker smiling and listening attentively to a male client during a friendly counseling session. The client looks engaged and relaxed, as they sit facing each other in a comfortable room.

As a social worker, starting a private practice can be an exciting and rewarding next step in your career. However, before diving headfirst into the

How to Easily Streamline Financial Processes with Apps

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In today’s fast-paced business world, efficiency is key to managing your company’s finances. As a small business, you may juggle multiple financial processes, from invoicing

The Role of Accounting Professionals in Supporting Small Businesses During Economic Uncertainty

A person with an edgy appearance, including an unspoiled mohawk haircut, is sitting at a desk during a zoom call. They are discussing the financial aspects of their small business and taking notes in a notebook beside them.

As a small creative business owner in Canada, navigating through economic uncertainty can be challenging. With fluctuating market conditions and unpredictable consumer behaviour, it’s essential

The Security Advantages of Using Cloud Accounting for Canadian Creative Businesses

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Cloud accounting is a revolutionary way for Canadian creative businesses to manage their finances securely and efficiently. This technology allows businesses to access their financial

Managing Payroll for Creative Businesses: Key Considerations

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Running a creative business in Canada comes with its own set of challenges, especially when it comes to managing payroll. Creative businesses often have unique