One of my clients used their business checking account to pay $150 to a GoFundMe account. I was provided a receipt,...
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One of my clients used their business checking account to pay $150 to a GoFundMe account. I was provided a receipt,...
Continue Reading This ArticleLet’s examine the pros and cons of having a Chart of Accounts and, therefore, a profit and loss statement (P&L), which...
Continue Reading This ArticleNow that tax season is in full swing, I'd like to share my thoughts about bookkeeper-tax preparer interactions. This...
Continue Reading This Article11/20/2023, Note from the editor: This article has been updated to reflect feedback from Intuit.
Intuit has entered...
Continue Reading This ArticleMany of us work with Independent Contractors (ICs), and if we don’t, our clients certainly do. While most ICs produce...
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Continue Reading This ArticleTo insure or not to insure, that is the question. I’ve had discussions on this topic with many bookkeepers and...
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Continue Reading This ArticleAs you may have heard, Intuit recently acquired Mailchimp, a marketing automation platform and email marketing service.
Continue Reading This ArticleI have a few clients who use Shopify for their website’s shopping cart. They are selling services, not products. My...
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