As an interior designer, managing finances is crucial for the success and sustainability of your business. One key aspect of financial management is choosing the right accounting method. Cash and accrual accounting are two common methods, each with pros and cons.

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Handling sales tax as an Interior Designer or Builder can be complicated. Explore this article, which covers how to handle retail tax and client-facing sales tax.

Learn to master budgeting in full-service interior design projects. This guide covers initial discussions, evolving costs, and managing client preferences with tools like Materio, ensuring projects stay on track financially.

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As a project manager, you have to wear many hats and manage a lot of moving parts. One of the most important tasks is tracking the time spent on each project. This can quickly become overwhelming if you don’t have a good system in place. The great news is that there are several ways to make this process easier.

If you’re a small business owner running an interior design firm you know the importance of tracking time and expenses. With so many moving parts, from finding the perfect fabric swatch to making sure everything is ordered correctly, it can be hard to keep your team on task and make sure all time is accounted for. That’s why it’s essential to have a streamlined process for tracking time on all of your interior design projects