We’re in the midst of a construction boom. That’s great news for trade-based businesses, such as construction companies, electricians, and plumbers, but finding the talent to match the demand during these booms can be a huge challenge for any employer. 

It’s the end of September in Minnesota, which means many landscaping businesses are winding down for the season. Whether your company transitions into snow removal for the winter, or simply goes into hibernation mode, the fall is a good time to take stock of your books. By taking care of some basic accounting now, you’ll be better able to plan for the season ahead, and have more time to prospect new clients.

We all know how short the fall season is around here in Minnesota. For landscaping businesses, that means you’re especially busy right now, wrapping up complicated projects before the temperatures drop and the white stuff accumulates.

But that doesn’t mean you should wait until the down season to organize your books for the upcoming year.

Now is a great time to gather important documents, evaluate your current financial situation, and determine if a new accounting service will help you save money and grow your business in the new year.