How leaving accounting’s Dark Ages will shed light on new business opportunities
Uploaded December 28, 2016 “Because every industry is different, there are likely no universal examples that illustrate just how much technology has revolutionized the American workplace. Therefore, consider the amazing impact of computing on an experience shared by nearly every
Read moreWhat Defines a Professional Bookkeeper?
Uploaded December 22, 2016 “Bookkeepers are not known in our industry to be professionals; however, per the definition, an office worker is a professional. Looking at the key ingredients of what makes a professional, I decided to perform a comparison to
Read moreHow to Motivate Your Staff
Uploaded December 19, 2016 “How successful you are as an accounting firm depends largely on your ability to keep your staff sufficiently motivated. There are many different ways to motivate your staff. offer incentives such as rewards, bonuses and so
Read moreBanka: Bookkeeping for corporation vs. sole proprietorship
Uploaded December 12, 2016 “Banka: Bookkeeping for corporation vs. sole proprietorship There are really very little bookkeeping differences between a sole proprietorship and a corporation. The focus of the sole proprietorship is mainly on the income statement and may not even have a balance
Read moreThe pros and cons of outsourcing your business’s accounting
Uploaded December 7, 2016 “Jerry Osteryoung | 10/28/2016 “People wish to be settled. It is only as far as they are unsettled that there is any hope for them.” ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson One of the major problems I run
Read moreThe Fastest-Growing Firms Go Beyond Accounting
Uploaded December 5, 2016 “ISAAC M. O’BANNON, MANAGING EDITOR ON OCT 24, 2016 In a recent survey of accountants across the country, Gusto, an all-in-one platform for HR, payroll, and benefits, found that 88% of the fastest-growing accounting firms enjoy
Read moreCash vs. Accrual Accounting: What you need to know when applying for a loan
Uploaded December, 1st 2016 “November 13, 2016 @ 5:12 pm By Ethan Senturia In the U.S., there are accounting standards known as Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). They are the accounting standards used for all businesses in this country and
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