It’s difficult to keep up with both the changes in accounting and in QuickBooks. Every couple years there is a new version. It’s expensive and not a very good use of time to have to catch up in the...
Poor decisions are easy to make. They can certainly be the final stone that sinks the ship in a small business. One or two can be great learning experiences, but several poor decisions in a row can...
The American dream! That ideal story lived by many of our grandparents growing up that included military service, hard work, and making it just by dedicating yourself to working normal jobs in one...
We’re often asked by our clients whether or not a dedicated business credit card is a good idea. In the vast majority of cases, the answer is yes, since acquiring and using a company card offers many...
If you consider yourself a high-functioning multitasker, you might want to rethink your approach tohow you run your small business. Studies in psychology have revealed that what many of us refer to...
If your health and fitness business is looking for a better bottom line, there are two things you need to focus on: sales and expenses. More specifically, you need to increase your sales, reduce your...
The words “tax audit” can strike fear into even the most hard-core small business owner. Although an audit by the IRS can be inconvenient, time-consuming, and stressful in many cases, there’s much...
QuickBooks is a popular choice for restaurant bookkeeping.
Intuit has no version specific to the restaurant industry, so QuickBooks must be customized to meet your needs.
However, at the beginning...
One of the more common bookkeeping questions we hear is about the difference between Operating Expenses (OE) and Cost of Goods Sold (COGS).
While this distinction is fairly straightforward, it plays...
