Tax• 3 min read
Sales Tax Nexus Basics: When Might You Need to Register?
Sales tax is set state by state. Here is what "nexus" means, why it matters for growing businesses and what records help you assess it.
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Tagged: Recordkeeping
Bookkeeping• 3 min read
How to Separate Business and Personal Finances
Mixing personal and business money makes bookkeeping slower and tax records weaker. Here is how to separate them and keep them separate.
Bookkeeping• 3 min read
Tracking Startup Costs Before and After You Launch
Knowing what it costs to start helps you plan funding and set up clean books. Here is how to estimate and track startup costs.
Tax• 3 min read
Travel and Meal Expenses: What Records to Keep
Travel, meals and transportation have specific recordkeeping rules. Here is what the IRS covers and what records to keep.
Bookkeeping• 3 min read
How to Read a Profit and Loss Statement
Your profit and loss statement shows whether the business made money and why. Here is how to read it section by section, and what to look for.
Bookkeeping• 3 min read
QuickBooks Cleanup Checklist: Fixing Messy Books
A messy QuickBooks file makes every report suspect. Use this checklist to find and fix the most common problems.
Bookkeeping• 3 min read
How to Set Up a Chart of Accounts for a Small Business
Your chart of accounts decides what your financial reports can tell you. Here is how to structure one that stays useful as the business grows.
Bookkeeping• 3 min read
Catch-Up Bookkeeping: How to Get Months of Books Back on Track
Months behind on your books? Here is a practical order of work for catching up and the records you will need.
Bookkeeping• 3 min read
Cash vs Accrual Accounting: Which Method Fits Your Business?
The cash and accrual methods record the same transactions at different times. Here is how they differ and what that means for your reports and taxes.