Your Accounting Guide

cropped-me.jpgWelcome, Welcome, Welcome. This blog serves 3 purposes

1) To teach you how to save money with your accountant by making him or her happy

2) To teach you the terminologies and issues you need to know so as to communicate effectively with your accountant

3) To serve as a general accounting/ business guide.

carIn this blog, we will follow George on his journey of starting and growing his lawn mowing business. We will see how he is able to handle the accounting aspects of his business and how he makes important decisions that affects his long-term growth.

At any time click the “Your Accounting Guide” tab to get back to this page. If a link is not click-able then the content is still in process

navigationGuideIntroduction to Accounting

Lesson 1: What is Accounting

Lesson 2: The Six Things You Need to Know

Lesson 3: What You Have and What You Need To Have

Lesson 4: What You Have Earned, Spent and What You Take Home

Lesson 5: What You Keep Over Time

burning-money-300x265Introduction to Accounting part 2

Lesson 6: Depreciation

Lesson 7: Handling debt

Lesson 8: Handling your accounts receivable

Lesson 9: Prepaid Expenses

Lesson 1o: Long term assets

Lesson 11: Accrual based accounting versus cash accounting

Lesson 12: Cash flow forecast

Lesson 13: Budget

P1070771Business Structure

Choosing your business structure

Are you an Employer?

cropped-qb_468x60_compare.gifOrganizing  Your data

Which Quickbooks should you use?

Getting started with Quickbooks

Using Quickbooks for operational tasks

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minimize-taxesTax Considerations

Payroll taxes

Federal taxes

 

ecommercceBusiness Model

Cost Structure

Revenue generation strategies

Pricing considerations

Presentation1Your business

Your financial team

Why you should hire a virtual accountant

Saving money on accounting fees

Choosing a virtual accountant

cropped-blue4.jpgFinancial Statement Analysis

Financial Metrics

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