Mid-Year Reset: What Your Auto Shop’s Numbers Are Telling You

Mid-Year Reset: What Your Auto Shop’s Numbers Are Telling You

Auto shop profitability

June is a unique and critical month for auto repair shop owners.  Think about where you are right now. The chaotic spring rush is behind you, the heavy summer busy season is building, and the stress of tax season is officially in the rearview mirror. More importantly, the first half of the year has generated […]

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How Auto Repair Shop Owners Should Pay Themselves (And Why Being Last Is a Problem)

If you’re the last one getting paid in your auto repair shop, your business may have a structural problem. We see this often in auto repair shop bookkeeping: payroll runs, vendors get paid, rent clears, parts invoices are covered,  and then the owner takes whatever is left. Sometimes that means a smaller draw or skipping […]

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Why Your CPA Keeps Asking for More Information (and How to Fix It)

If your CPA keeps emailing you with “just one more question,” you’re not alone. Every February, auto repair shop owners hit the same frustrating cycle. You send over your books, assuming everything is ready. Then the follow-up emails start. Requests for clarification. More documents. More explanations. Suddenly, tax filing slows down, stress ramps up, and […]

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2026 Auto Repair Industry Forecast: Financial Trends Every Shop Owner Should Prepare For

The auto repair industry is entering 2026 with major shifts that affect everything from staffing to pricing to the types of vehicles showing up in your bays. If you want your shop to stay profitable and resilient, this is the perfect time to look ahead and understand what’s coming. Here’s a clear, simplified breakdown of […]

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Shining a Light on Fraud: Protecting Your Auto Repair Shop During International Fraud Awareness Week

Fraud isn’t just something that happens in big corporations. It can (and does) happen in small businesses, too. And for many auto repair shop owners, fraud doesn’t always look like stolen cash or fake invoices. It can be as simple as an employee padding their hours, a vendor overcharging for parts, or a customer disputing […]

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