I always think that a business owner’s time is worth thousands of dollars an hour in potential income. Now, this, of course, depends on where you are with your company.
I might be a little biased because I’m QuickBooks ProAdvisor certified, but I think that QuickBooks Online is the best software for bookkeeping. While, I “grew up” using QuickBooks Desktop,
I personally have been doing bookkeeping for over 15 years. There are certain things that I would look for and that I do look for when hiring bookkeepers to work
When you are paying an independent contractor (not an employee) and you paid them more than $600 in that calendar year, you are required to issue them a 1099 by
The reports that I would recommend looking at, and the main report that you’re going to want to use on a day-to-day basis is a Profit and Loss statement (P&L).
I get asked this question all the time, and the answer is – it depends. Let’s say you just started a company and you are not making any money, yet. First
As a W-2 employee, there is pretty much nothing deductible. The laws changed in 2018, and there were things that you could deduct prior to that such as unreimbursed mileage
Absolutely. And that is recommended. I am all about efficiency, simplicity, and saving the rain forest… When you hire someone remotely these days, you can have Zoom meetings, phone calls,
Recently, the PPP loans have been kind of “a big deal”, and have been one of the main questions asked of me, and I’ve been researching constantly. I have been
That depends on your business tax structure. If you are a sole proprietor or an LLC, you don’t have to pay payroll unless you start hiring people to work for