With the coronavirus pandemic forcing non-essential businesses to work virtually, the needs of those businesses have changed. Many may even discover that a virtual business model is better and change forever how they operate.

This is made possible by a growing number of cloud services that can allow companies to run smoothly with a distributed workforce. Some may realize that they can run with a reduced workforce and outsource some tasks to outside vendors.

But can that be done with things like your accounting department? To answer that question, I invited Frank Lunn of Kahuna Accounting, a virtual firm with clients all over the country, to talk to us on how it can be done!

In this episode you will learn:

• How cloud accounting services can integrate with your other cloud platforms
• How accounting services can be molded to your strategic financial goals
• How accounting services can help you grow your business and reduce overhead

The coronavirus pandemic has shut down a lot businesses and forced many others to operate virtually, often times with reduced staff. Revenues have dropped, and businesses are looking for ways to pay their expenses until the crisis is over.

Our situation today is a much bigger example of what happens to businesses every year, where they are going through tough times and need financing to keep going until things get better. That’s why in this episode of the podcast I talk with Ty Crandall, CEO of CreditSuite, on how you can get business credit for bridge financing to make sure your business stays in business.

In this episode you will learn about:

• Tips on Bridge Loan Financing Programs
• Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDL) from the SBA
• Payroll Protection Program
• General Tips & Advice on How to Apply for and Get Bridge Financing