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4 Reasons Your Cleaning Company Needs to Do Background Checks By : Jean Hanson Chances are your cleaning company employees work in buildings after hours and have access to areas that may hold confidential information or valuables. How can you be sure the employees you hire can be trusted when working unsupervised? Avoid Frequent Tax Mistakes by Keeping Good Records By : Jean Hanson In all businesses it is important to keep good records. The tax laws are very complicated, and it is easy to make mistakes in bookkeeping and the filing of records. However, there are several common mistakes many business owners make that can be avoided with a little forethought. Protect Your Cleaning Business With the Proper Insurance By : Steve Hanson Proper business planning includes thinking about your insurance needs. Too many companies don't think about their insurance policies until something happens. Unless you are prepared ahead of time that something might not be covered in your policy. As a cleaning company you have unique situations that should be covered by insurance. Building Service Contractor Salary Survey By : Jean Hanson You're in business to make a profit. If you have employees or are getting ready to hire employese, how do you know how much to pay to be comparable to other employers? If you pay too little your employees will leave for higher paying jobs, yet paying too much will take a bite out of your profit margin. Selecting The Legal Structure for Your Cleaning Business By : Jean Hanson One of the most important decisions you will make when starting your cleaning business is deciding which type of legal structure is right for your business. The type of entity you choose will determine the amount of taxes you pay and guide you in the amount of paperwork you will have to deal with. How to Find a Good Accountant for Your Cleaning Business By : Jean Hanson It's important for the success of your cleaning business to find an accountant that you are comfortable with and that will stay on top of the ever changing maze of tax laws. In addition, a good account can give you financial advice that will help guide the growth of your cleaning business.