Dan Gordon, CPA – Page 5 – Pest Management Professional

Here's what pest management professionals are doing from a business prospective to stay in business and thrive during the COVID-19...

Dan Gordon, CPA, summarizes some of the programs and government efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic that are pertinent to pest...

The Small Business Administration, in consultation with the U.S. Department of the Treasury, released guidance for the Paycheck Protection Program...

Do you demand an ever-increasing amount of real-time information? Here are four ways to adapt to new technologies in your...

Dan Gordon, CPA, shares information about the recent tax extension and the recently signed bill, H.R. 6201 – Families First...

At some point, your pest control company probably will be selected for a sales and use tax audit — and...

Section 199A, passed as part of U.S. tax reform efforts in December 2017, gives many small business owners a 20...

How do you create reports that concisely convey the state of your business? Dan Gordon, CPA, walks you through creating...

The benchmarking intel in this 2019 Pest Control Operating Cost Study is designed to serve as an industry fitness tracker...

Sellers looking to maximize purchase price and minimize downside risk must negotiate the customer retention issue to avoid excess attrition.

Be ready with a strategy for when you retire or move on.

Your financial year ahead could be good or great, depending on how you prepare.

Control is the key: A credit card that is used unchecked can do a lot of damage. Working in the...

Pest management revenues can be categorized into three main areas: route work, renewals and new sales. When setting up your...

Pricing is one of the most powerful ways you can improve your business’ performance.