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SEARCHThe Financial Services Division of Summit Salon Business Center (SSBC) provides turnkey financial services providing salon and spa owners with monthly financial statements and management reports, including: Income Statements, Balance Sheets, and Management Reports with documented analysis of revenue, direct costs, gross profit, fixed costs, net income, and balance sheet current ratio.
Summit Salon Business Center—Financial Services Division
summitsalon.com
800-718-5949 or 763-478-9787
ssbc@summitsalon.com
OWNERS: Glenn Baker, Heather Bagby, Michael Cole, Frank Gambuzza, Dave Kirby, Randy Kunkel, Sharon Kunkel, Peter Mahoney, Scott Missad, Galvin Salsbery and Kristi Valenzuela
The Financial Services Division of Summit Salon Business Center (SSBC) provides turnkey financial services providing salon and spa owners with monthly financial statements and management reports, including: Income Statements, Balance Sheets, and Management Reports with documented analysis of revenue, direct costs, gross profit, fixed costs, net income, and balance sheet current ratio.
WHY WE’RE DIFFERENT: SSBC Financial Services is a dedicated accounting department for the salon industry. In addition to accounting, we offer:
• Lease Negotiations: There is no substitute for experience. Our consultants have knowledge gained from hundreds of lease negotiations. Get the most out of your lease and your space!
• Exit Strategies: Don’t go out with a whimper. Build an exit plan that will allow your salon to retain and grow key employees while creating financial freedom for you.
• Consolidated Financial Statements for Multi-Location Salons: Our staff will work with you to prepare an easy-to-read statement.
• Year-End Tax Preparation: With all of your information in one location, tax preparation has never been easier or more convenient.
CATCH US AT: For a complete calendar of Summit and Strictly Business seminars,pelase go to summitsalon.com.
SMART TALK: Stay on top of your budget and financials! Our financial experts will help you understand your business.
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