You’re ready to use create your budget in QuickBooks – great! Start by clicking on Company > Planning & Budgeting> Set Up Budgets.
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It’s time to plan for your new year and profitability. Many of you may have already worked on a business budget for 2019. If you haven’t, I encourage you to do so – no matter what size your business is. If it helps, think of your sales, gross profit and net profit as goals you want to achieve. And I think you’ll agree that it’s much easier to hit a target you can see ;-). Once your budget is in QuickBooks, it’s easy to monitor how you’re doing during the year, so you don’t have to do updating in spreadsheet or just wonder.
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It’s the start of a new year and for many, this is the time to make changes to your QuickBooks before your season gets busy. Here are 4 major areas I consider when working with contractor clients:
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There’s lots that needs to be done at the end of the year to get your books ready for taxes. Here’s a list of to help you; those who have been diligent about bookkeeping will find this list will be shorter. Order Forms: If you haven’t done
Read more →Now is a good time to get a jumpstart on 1099’s for contractors. Here are some tips to help make that year-end process go smoother
Read more →Year-end is a great time to think about rewarding your staff for a job well done in 2018. Here are a few quick tips to help you make the most of bonuses while protecting your business and cash flow.
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Is it time to make a change with your bookkeeping and accounting products? As you get near the end of 2018, it’s a good time to evaluate whether or not you need to make some changes. Here are some questions to help you decide if you need to make some changes regarding the Intuit products:
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Many small business owners focus on generating more revenue every year, and that’s a great objective. But not all income is created equally. If you have more than one type of division/service and/or service/product, then it’s worthwhile taking a closer look at the profitability of each.
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While you still have 2 more months to generate income (and expenses), you probably have a somewhat good idea of your year-end numbers. As you look back over your year, take the time to list what worked – and what didn’t. Here are a few recommendations to help you review 2017 so you can plan for 2018
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It’s time to review your sales to see where you were most profitable in 2018 and see what changes, if any, you’ll make for 2019. When looking at profitability, there are a few different factors you can review using QuickBooks. So here are 5 areas to consider.
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