Whether you are just starting out and ready to choose a point-of-sale system for your business or looking for something new, choosing a POS is a big decision. After all, this is an important technology that you will use to run, manage and grow your business. There are so many options out there. Here are a few things to consider to start.
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Gladys Harrison’s mother started Big Mama’s Kitchen and Catering because she had a true passion for food and community. She did not start her business to spend hours stressing about sales tax.
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Your EIN is your Federal Employer ID Number. Think of it as your business's Social Security Number. Here is what you need it for, how to apply for it, and how to find it.
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DAVO has been added to the Brink POS® integration partner ecosystem. DAVO now available on 10 popular POS systems.
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We were excited to get the chance to be on The Restaurant Technology Guys podcast. We knew Jeremy was all about helping restaurants use technology to streamline their businesses so we expected it would be a great conversation and we were right.
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Are you trying to put the right price in your POS so your sales tax is calculated correctly and you get the price you want? Our simple sales tax decalculator can help.
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Lightspeed customers can now enjoy a fully automated, hands-off sales tax management solution, freeing up valuable time while also being protected from large late payment fines from the state.
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When I opened my first restaurant, a wise friend said to me “It’s not how much you make, it’s how much you keep. If it doesn’t contribute to your bottom line, you have two choices: ditch it or do it as efficiently as possible." Sales tax falls into the “do it as efficiently as possible” bucket. Mismanagement of sales tax can be disastrous to your bottom line.
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Should bars still include sales tax in the price of their drinks or are they actually subsidizing part of the drink for all of their customers and giving up revenue?
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This chart shows brick-and-mortar merchants’ daily sales revenue since early March and then a rolling 7-day average of those sales. The high point of the red line was on March 5th, 2020 while the low point of the red line occurred on March 31st, 2020. At that point, sales revenue had crashed by over 58% in just a few weeks. Now it’s down by 26% and steadily improving to a busy Memorial Day weekend.
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