Category: Bookkeeping

Payroll covers everything from your staff’s salaries, through to their benefits like annual leave, insurance, and federal and state taxes. The end-of-day sales report gives you your sales by day by category, for food, beverages, sales tax. Accounting software aggregates your chart of accounts for you and automatically populates reports…

Frequent financial reports are a great way to check on your budget, and figure out where you can make adjustments if necessary. It will be even easier to keep your records organized, stay on top of time management, send out invoices, and more in a cloud-based accounting software like QuickBooks Online.…

There is no “wrong” method to use to value your inventory, but there is a “best” way for your business. When Malcolm McNair, a Harvard Business School professor, invented the retail inventory method in the early 1900s, he aimed to make tracking inventory and bookkeeping less time-consuming and more cost-effective.…

An accountant would say that we are crediting the bank account $600 and debiting the furniture account $600. In double-entry accounting, every debit (inflow) always has a corresponding credit (outflow). Just like in the above section, we credit your cash account, because money is flowing out of it. An accountant…

Sal records a credit entry to his Loans Payable account (a liability) for $3,000 and debits his Cash account for the same amount. T accounts are simply graphic representations of a ledger account. To understand how debits and credits work, you first need to understand accounts. Conversely, expense accounts reflect…

Still not quite sure how to manage the different revenue and expense types? Look into payment services to streamline accrual accounting in your business. Most businesses accrue revenue and expenses as a part of their standard operations. In verticals like construction, firms earn most of their income as accrued revenue.…

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