Blogs

There are a few things a small business owner must do to succeed when it comes to filing taxes.

Hello, 2023! Are you spending time at the store buying the perfect agenda or goal planner? Have you been to the gym daily since January 1st? If so, are you doing the same reflection and planning for your business? Let’s do it.

As companies prepare for the upcoming holiday season of discounts and sales, there are a few essential things to consider regarding your company and its holiday sales bookkeeping! Here are three things to remember during the “season of giving {discounts}”!

You can’t argue data. Let’s be honest. Sometimes it’s not what we want but what we need to see. As a business owner or manager, you should know the financial data of your business.

The countdown is on, let’s be honest. The holidays are RIGHT around the corner, and you know what that means, correct? Tax Season is looming.

Have you ever looked at Halloween and compared it to your business’s books? Odd? We agree, but hear me out…

This is the world of Accounts Payable (A/P). So what is A/P, and almost as importantly, what isn’t A/P? Accounts Payable is your company's short-term debt for purchases.

Picture this: At the beginning of your workday, coffee is still hot, and the phone and email notifications begin to roll in. And this time, you are thankful for those incessant “pings.”

This company was in trouble. But we were able to save them.

Here are a few common mistakes small, medium and even large businesses make when it comes to the sometimes murky (but predictable) world of payroll.

So let's talk about one of the business world's most overlooked, underrated, and misunderstood components of company finances, Owner's Equity.

What is bookkeeping? To put it as simply as possible, it’s the practice of documenting the comings & goings of monies earned, owed, or lost. It’s been in use (in one form or another) since the dawn of civilization.