by Bobbie Witt | Nov 27, 2018 | Bookkeeping for Business, Bookkeeping for Law Firms, Bookkeeping for Property Management, Small Business, tax tips
Tip Tuesday! If you’re ready to expand internationally – perhaps you plan to open a store overseas, start working with international clients or make a leap into exporting – these tips will help you prepare for hassle-free business travel. Travel tip 1: Check your...
by Bobbie Witt | Nov 26, 2018 | Bookkeeping for Business, Bookkeeping for Law Firms, Bookkeeping for Property Management, Home Page Blog, Profit First, Small Business
A budget is not to be thought of as a financial limitation. A budget is only a plan that outlines how you want to generate sales, spend your money and ideas on how you can organize your business financial affairs that best suits your financial success. If you have a...
by Bobbie Witt | Nov 20, 2018 | Bookkeeping for Business, Bookkeeping for Law Firms, Bookkeeping for Property Management, Profit First, Small Business, tax tips
Tuesday Tip Day! Businesses that hire independent contractors should be familiar with the 1099-MISC which is sent out to contractors to use for their tax-filing purposes. 1099 forms are only sent to sole proprietorships and partnerships. You do not need to send a...
by Bobbie Witt | Nov 18, 2018 | Bookkeeping for Business, Bookkeeping for Law Firms, Bookkeeping for Property Management, Profit First, Small Business
PayPal is the world leading online payment service. You can transfer money to and from your bank account, pay for goods, and even receive payments worldwide. It’s a useful tool for entrepreneurs, freelancers, and even for personal use. However, it does have its...
by Bobbie Witt | Nov 13, 2018 | Bookkeeping for Business, Bookkeeping for Law Firms, Bookkeeping for Property Management, Small Business
It is time to start taking a serious look at your Accounts Receivable. Accounts Receivable is a significant current asset on your balance sheet. This amount is reported as “net realizable value” – the amount that is expected to be received from customers in...
