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New Year. New Budget.

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Here at EntreArchitect, all throughout the month of January we are focusing our content on the business category theme of Finance. Rena’s presentation provided members with everything they need to know to organize their finances and understand the flow of money in and out of their firms. Step By Step.

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Does Your Architecture Firm Qualify for the IRS R&D Tax Credit?

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These include the energy efficiency tax credit, which allows architects to claim a credit for designing buildings that are more energy efficient, and the small business health care tax credit, which helps small businesses pay for employee health insurance.

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Almost 40 Tips for Starting an Architecture Firm

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We decided to submit our proposal for an event called “Planning a Practice”, which would bring together an Architect, attorney, finance, and branding/strategic marketer to teach young architects the fundamental skills for starting their own practice. Keep track of your finances. Remember, we all need help sometimes.

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Entrepreneur Architect Academy 007.2 | How To Become The Richest Architect You Know (Part 2 of 3)

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Financial Management for the Small Architectural Firm: Terminology and Examples. In my previous article , I made the strong case as to why your small firm needs to think like a business and not just like an architect. Insurance (Auto, General Office, Liability). I use ArchiOffice to help manage project finances.

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My 125 Business Books for Entrepreneur Architects

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Everything I have learned about succeeding in business as a small firm architect has come to me in two ways; either through trial and error (with lots and lots of error) or through the many dozens of business and “self-help” books that I’ve read over my many years as an architect. Finance for Nonfinancial Managers.