If your business profit is on the downward path, review the key elements of your financial information. Review your Accounts Receivable for slow pays. Look over your vendor month end statements for invoices you already paid, or duplicate bills.
Review your selling, and administrative costs. Look at the details. You'd be surprised how much you can save with a simple analysis of your business expenses.
For information and a detailed guide, How to Get Your Small Business Out of Debt provides a detailed step by step program to get your business out of debt.
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