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Plain-English articles on cleaning up your books, understanding your numbers, and staying ready for tax season.
<?xml encoding=”UTF-8″> Hiring a bookkeeper sounds simple. Find someone who knows QuickBooks, agree on a monthly price, give them access to your accounts, and you’re done.…
Read the articleWhen you first start a small business, doing your own bookkeeping can seem like the obvious choice. Why pay someone else...
Read the articleYou don’t need to be an accountant to understand your business’s Profit & Loss statement. In fact, if you own a small...
Read the articleYour bookkeeping software says you have $42,000 in the bank. You open your actual bank account and see $36,500. So which number...
Read the articleIf you’re looking for a bookkeeper, you’ve probably come across a phrase that sounds impressive but may not be completely clear: QuickBooks...
Read the articleQuickBooks Online looks deceptively simple. You create an account, connect your bank, and suddenly you have dashboards, expense categories, invoices, reports, and...
Read the articleThere are few things a small business owner wants to hear less than, “Your books are a mess.” Maybe your CPA said...
Read the articleIf you run a small business, you’ve probably heard the term “1099” thrown around—especially when tax season approaches. Maybe you hired a...
Read the articleDecember can be a busy month for small business owners. You’re trying to finish sales, pay employees, order inventory, handle customers, plan...
Read the articleBookkeeping is one of those parts of running a small business that is easy to ignore when everything is going well. You...
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