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When
Tuesday, June 13th, 2023Tax Accounting vs. Decision Making Accounting
9:00 AM CST - 12:00 PM CST
Maximizing Your Rebates with Roundtable Rewards
1:00 PM CST - 2:00 PM CST
What is Beyond Boot Camp?
The Beyond Boot Camp series was created to give Alliance members additional information and training that we weren't able to squeeze into our regular Boot Camp. These short online classes will fill in some of the gaps and expand on topics we feel you need to know.
Prior attendance at a live Boot Camp isn't required, but it's recommended. Classes are short, usually 2-3 hours, and anyone from your company can attend.
Where
This is an online eventAbout the Instructor(s)
Trainers: John and Vicki LaPlant
Presenter: Michael Rudowitz
Michael Rudowitz, Service Nation's Membership & Rewards Performance Manager, has been helping thousands of Service Roundtable Members align and opt themselves and their businesses with more than 150 of Service Nation's strategic partners.
Through these partnerships Service Nation members generate billions in annual sales for our partners and millions of rebates for our members each quarter for products and services that are essential to running and operating a successful trades business. Michael has been working with residential service contractors since 2010 and has successfully grown our Rewards Program double digits for the last 8 consecutive quarters. If you want to start generating rebates today, listen to what he has to share.
For questions about this event, contact:
Service Nation, Inc.
sntraining@servicenation.com
or call 469-293-8820
Are you struggling between understanding the difference between Tax Accounting and Decision Making Accounting?
The primary role of the accountant, particularly a CPA tax accountant, is to aid your business in properly filing your tax returns and to take advantage of any tax breaks available for the company.
On the other hand, the purpose of decision-making accounting is to organize the company's accounting reports to enable ownership and the management team to make the best decisions to maximize sales, profits, efficiency and productivity. These two accounting methods are not at odds with one another, but the two methodologies usually require a somewhat different structure in the organization of the financial statements.
Register for this Beyond Boot Camp course to identify and master the difference between these two crucial practices.
Key Takeaways:
- Classification of Field Labor
- Classification of Non-Billable Labor
- Monthly Depreciation on Profit and Loss Statement
- Dividing Short Term and Long Term Liabilities on Balance Sheet
- Classification of Owner Draw/Salary
- Determining whether a manager should be captured as cogs or operating expense
This session of Beyond Boot Camp also includes a quick session over Maximizing Your Rebate Opportunity with Roundtable Rewards!
Are you making the most of your Roundtable Rebates? Are you familiar with all the new partners that have been added to the Roundtable directory?
Spend some time with Service Nation Rebate Performance Manager, Michael Rudowitz, who can you help you understand how the rewards program works, how to ensure you are aligned with partners that you are already working with and how to identify new opportunities to work with some of the best industry partners in the business!
Tax Accounting vs. Decision Making Accounting
- Owner/CEO/President
- General Manager
- Office Manager
- Other: Accountant, Bookkeeper
- Staff members who are responsible for reporting rebate spending for Roundtable Rewards rebates.
- Attendees must access this online workshop from a computer.
- Attendees will also want access to their current format for their profit and loss statement and balance sheet.
- If necessary, the trainer will provide tools and templates to the attendees via email (sent to the email address registered) the business day prior to the start of the workshop.
Class Cancellation Policy
On occasion, due to unforeseen circumstances, or for circumstances beyond our control, a class may have to be cancelled. We will avoid these cancellations if at all possible.
One of the causes of a cancelled class may be low enrollment. If a class does not meet the minimum enrollment (can differ by class and circumstance) by two weeks prior to the start date, Service Nation, Inc. reserves the right to cancel or reschedule the class. You can help prevent this situation by enrolling in classes early.
In the event of a cancellation, you will be notified of the cancellation, and any funds paid will be refunded.
Notice of Photographic and Media Recording:
Service Nation, Inc. may take photos and videos during this event. Please let us know if you do not consent.