Every time you step away from the profit-generating activities of your business, you're losing money. After all, you're a business owner. Your role is to build your business, not shuffle papers, or deal with accounts receivable, bills, payroll, and other administrative headaches.
What's more, you're losing an even more precious asset - your time. How much is your time worth to your business? If you're the one bringing in all the revenue, it's worth everything.
Yes, bookkeeping, accounting, filing, and admin work - they're all costs of running your business. But you shouldn't be paying for them with your own time.
What takes you 10-50 hours a month to do, you could get someone to do in a fraction of the time. And, most likely, at a lower cost compared to your own hourly rate.
(Besides, you don't even like
that other stuff, do you?)
At Green Apple Resources, we're not just offering you freedom from the "Yuck Factor" of running a business. We're offering an opportunity for you to grow your business with uncluttered confidence and experienced support.
Ready to branch out? Start with our Core Resources for small business owners, learn more about Green Apple's mission and vision, or see which of our Core Services will serve you best.
Then contact us for a free, no-strings-attached consultation. Your highest-ROI activities are starving for your time and attention.
Green Apple Resources, LLC
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Testimonial
A couple years ago, I met Kim. I had always done my taxes on my own and had calculated that I was going to owe the IRS a lot that year. She suggested that we sit down and she would run the numbers for me. She was able to reduce what I owed by $1600... all legally... and things I would have never thought of without her help. I won't go to anyone else and will continue to have her do my taxes for me.
Alan Robinson
The Bookkeeping Dover Can Rely On
If you're a small business owner, entrepreneur, microenterprise founder, or solo professional, you have better things to do than your books, your filing, your taxes, and the slew of other "necessary evils" that take you away from your highest return on investment (ROI) activities.
