7 Steps to Set Up Internal Bookkeeping Controls That Are Scalable
Establishing internal controls in your accounting department is one of the most important aspects of running a business. What exactly are internal controls? Essentially, these [...]
Fraud Prevention
Catch and Prevent Fraud The importance of setting up good internal controls for cash to prevent fraud It is critical to set up good internal [...]
Understanding Business Cash Flow
Frequently Asked Bookkeeping Questions: I’ve asked my bookkeeper to help me manage my cash flow but she says she can’t. Why not? A bookkeeper manages [...]
Bookkeeping for Employees vs. Independent Contractors
There are a variety of bookkeeping differences when dealing with employees or independent contractors. Laura Glennon, founder of Navitance, discusses the different things companies must [...]
Closing Out the Books for Taxes
Closing out your books before tax season will be officially completed once a year, but there's a variety of activities to do throughout the year [...]
Effective Invoicing and How it Impacts Your Startup
Launching a startup company is exciting. As an owner, you have so many responsibilities and tasks to manage on a daily basis. Sometimes invoicing your [...]
How to Read a Pro Forma Balance Sheet
As an important shareholder of a Boston MA business or organization, you will be presented with a pro forma balance sheet several times. Knowing the [...]
Is It Time to Upgrade Your QuickBooks?
Quickbooks Upgrade The tax season is largely past and the busy season won't start for another month or two. Now that you have a little [...]
Forming Nonprofits and the Importance of Nonprofit Bookkeeping Services
If you’re considering forming a non-profit, the key is in the planning stages and following the right steps that, historically, have proven successful. For example, [...]
Small Business Record Keeping: Minimum To Best Practices
If you’re a small business owner, in any stage of development, chances are your focus is on the “must haves” like growing revenue, expanding your [...]
