Bookkeeping for startups is essential since it shows accurate information regarding the business. It involves recording financial data that includes sales, receivables, receipts, purchases, payables, and payments as well. On that account, you can store documents and retrieve them when you require
Small Business Accounting: Tracking Expenses and Time
In my experience, there are two kinds of entrepreneurs. Those who worked for other companies, saw the pain points and the selling points, recognized the workflow, value proposition, and decided to take a chance on their own. The other entrepreneur is the one who starts as a hobbyist, one who does
Ready for Tax Day 2020?
As 2019 draws to a close, many are preparing (read: dreading) to file their taxes come April 2020.Taxes are due April 15, 2020. Missing the deadline can open the door to unwanted penalties. Failure to pay on time means the IRS can issue charges of up of 25% of the unpaid taxes. 60 days late to
Accounting for Startups
Accounting for startups entails keeping strict (and accurate) financial records and detailed accounts to project the organization's growth.As a business owner, accounting is absolutely vital to discern what trajectory your business is on, so you know what you can afford. If you're trying to do
What is a Double Entry Bookkeeping System?
Chances are you want a double entry bookkeeping system. If you already have a bookkeeper, there's a good chance your business follows the double entry system.Double entry bookkeeping is a twofold framework that assists with budget summaries. Essentially, it guarantees that for each "charge
What Type of Business Should Operate as a Sole Proprietorship?
A sole proprietorship is undeniably the easiest, lowest-costing entity to form and manage. That said it's not the best option for all businesses, in some cases an S Corp or LLC might make more sense. Here are some of the advantages of a sole proprietorship:Simplicity - This is by far the least
Calculating Your Startup Costs
The myth: most startups lose money for the first two years.The reality: they don't have to.Failure is good, it's a learning experience. We're meant to embrace it, learn from it, and pivot accordingly. That said, why would you set yourself up for failure? Don't dive into a startup expecting to
Why Is My Business Bleeding Money?
If you're asking this question, I can imagine you feel as though you're in dire straits. It's difficult enough to create a sustainable business, let alone grow while you feel as though your expenses are outweighing your profits. Capital and cash always top the list on every entrepreneur's