The Brex corporate card is one of the fastest-growing financial tools we’ve seen startups adopt in the past few years. But traditional card vendor American Express isn’t sitting on its laurels, and has announced their own “Brex Killer” card – “American Express Corporate Program for Startups.”
2019 hasn’t been the best year for startup IPOs. Uber, Lyft, and Slack are all tradings below their IPO prices - and let’s not even talk about WeWork.
On Halloween, Oct 31st, startups on Seattle, San Francisco, and New York, plus C-Corps in the US, have some major tax deadlines! But don’t be afraid, we have you covered.
From our perch as accountants to almost 200 venture-funded startups, we may be seeing some signs of a coming economic slowdown. Here is our advice on what startup founders should do to prepare for a recession.
Scott Orn, Kruze Consulting’s COO, has been busy at work interviewing many of the most interesting people on the tech, finance, legal, and HR spheres on the startup environment.
A big part of my job at Kruze is to help our clients prepare to raise venture capital. So I’ve seen a lot of venture capital pitch decks recently.
Early-stage startups have a constant battle of managing their cash-out dates (when they run of capital) and spending enough to make progress on their business plan.
Have you followed our new Quora Space, The Up Round?
1099s are a pain - somewhat mindless paperwork every startup needs to send to their contractors and many vendors like law firms.
It is no secret that sitting upwards of 8 hours a day is harmful to your health. When your profession requires you to use a computer all day, sitting seems to be the only option!
One of the fastest-growing tools that we’ve seen our startup clients adopt is Brex’s corporate card. But Stripe’s new card is a huge announcement from a major fin-tech provider to early-stage companies.
Post meta descriptionVanessa Kruze, Kruze Consulting’s Founder and CEO, recently published an article on HR Technologist with 4 tips for managing a remote workforce.
There’s a new rule in town that venture-funded startups need to know about - and consider following if they want to remain GAAP compliant.
In the early days of a startup, projecting cash flow is relatively simple, because it’s a one-way street.
At Kruze Consulting we work with hundreds of startups and we see it all - shoeboxes full of receipts, hand-written, coffee-stained financial ledgers and even a contract on a cocktail napkin!
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