A glossary of small business bookkeeping basics (assets, liabilities, equity, income, cash flow & financial statements) for DIY bookkeeping so you can master your own financial affairs.
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 →Running a small business can be challenging, especially when it comes to managing finances. However, avoiding common mistakes can help ensure your business stays financially healthy. Here are 10 mistakes to avoid when managing your small business finances.
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 →Let’s explore the 5 important tasks that small business owners should do if they want to stay on top of their bookkeeping in March.
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 →Small businesses have many options for bookkeeping, internal and external, this article explains these options and the cost of bookkeeping.
Continue reading →Third-quarter bookkeeping is about investing time to set yourself up for future success. By looking ahead one full quarter (or more), you’re better able to plan and implement things that will positively impact your business. Here are the tasks you should be doing in 3rd Quarter.
Continue reading →Excel seems like a low-cost, easy way to track expenses, however, there are substantial differences between Excel and QuickBooks to consider.
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