If you run a small business in Bellevue or anywhere on the Eastside, get ready for a significant change coming in 2026. Starting January 1st, Washington State is expanding the job protection rules under Paid Family & Medical Leave (PFML), and for the first time, these rules are going to hit a lot of smaller employers.
Continue reading →If you’re running a small business in Bellevue, chances are you give back in one way or another—maybe it’s food drives, clothing donations, or a percentage of your profits during the holidays. And over the past year, with food prices … Continue reading →
Master December bookkeeping with our guide: tips for financial reviews, tax planning, budgeting, and goals to ensure a prosperous new year.
Continue reading →Discover the essential year-end bookkeeping tasks every small business owner should know and why they are crucial for financial success.
Continue reading →A basic guide to the accounting equation -a backbone of double-entry bookkeeping and how you’ll know where your business stands financially.
Continue reading →Bookkeepers and accountants are essential to keeping your finances in order, but they play different roles. Together, they form a powerful partnership that helps your business thrive.
Continue reading →Small business tax preparation. It’s a lot. You may be wondering whether you should handle preparing your taxes for your accountant on your own (DIY) or hire a professional bookkeeper. In this article, we’ll explore the benefits and drawbacks of each option to help you make an informed choice.
Continue reading →Are you tired of juggling finances for your small business? Find out why you should consider hiring a bookkeeper to help with accounting, payroll, and other financial tasks.
Continue reading →A virtual bookkeeper is just like any other bookkeeper AND an independent contractor who can work from anywhere. Let’s take a look at some advantages of virtual bookkeeping.
Continue reading →2nd quarter is when you evaluate and adjust what areas in your business need to change before the end of the year. Begin by reviewing 1st…
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