Financing Companies
Putting it back together
Here it is February already and I am still pondering about the balance of 2021 and 2022. I must confess
February 20, 2021
Here it is February already and I am still pondering about the balance of 2021 and 2022. I must confess
Business owners, CPAs, loan officers, and if applicable, business brokers, should use a variety of tactics simultaneously as businesses pursue
Equipment Depot, America’s largest independently-operated material handling and equipment rental dealer group, announced that Capital Equipment & Handling, Inc. (CEH)
When Dean, the General Manager & Publisher of Material Handling Wholesaler, gave me this topic to cover for the January
Since May, when the IRS published Revenue Ruling 2020-32, indicating that the expenses paid with PPP loan proceeds would be non-deductible,
Now that we are in the Fall of this wonderful 2020, I thought I would address planning for 2021. But
Well, how is it going out there? You where you think you were going to be? Are customers still buying
The economic challenges created by the COVID-19 pandemic have been felt by businesses and individuals across Chicago. Not only have
In this episode, I am joined by Garry Bartecki of GB Financial services and also the cover story author of
The World of Finance at this moment is in a state of flux and will probably continue to be through
New business volume grew 10.5% in the equipment finance industry in 2019, according to the 2020 Survey of Equipment Finance Activity
It is still a bit strange out there. I keep walking into office or retail facilities with no one to
Epax Systems of Los Angeles, CA, announces the formation of a new lease and rental division. Operating as Eco Rentals,
Status Report: Your Pandemic financial position By now all dealers should understand their PANDEMIC financial position in terms of where
U.S. manufacturing technology orders decreased 26% in April from the previous month to $225.8 million, the lowest monthly total since
The U.S. Small Business Administration, in consultation with the U.S. Treasury Department, announced that it is setting aside $10 billion
Chicago businesses that received a loan from the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) have been awaiting guidance on loan forgiveness. Since the PPP
Good question. Who the hell knows? But whatever it is we all need to be prepared to address the permanent
Few businesses have been left unscathed by the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Unfortunately, many have been mortally wounded. Some may be
Until recently, the number one concern for many employers was finding and retaining top talent. Today, to fight the novel coronavirus