Small business owners often oversight the importance of accounting. Here are what you need to know even before you start your business.
Accounting Tips for New Small Business Owners
Posted by ivanpw under FinanceFrom http://www.smbceo.com 3827 days ago
Made Hot by: BizWise on November 4, 2013 12:43 am
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It's about time - it's better to step down from the spotlight and let the biz manged by someone else :)
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They have the customer base - all they need is pitch their new services to the existing, ripe market.
Very smart, Bob Parson!
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I agree - I've experienced it first-hand :)
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As far as I know, they want to offer their services as a solution for small business - from domain name, site design, site hosting, bookkeeping/accounting, etc.
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I've got no clue whether most business owners track their expenses regularly but there are certainly several reasons to do it. One is to watch expenses and see how your expenditures are trending. But another is so that you're not surprised at tax time. For example, you don't want to delay making a needed investment until next year when it would have been better for you tax wise this year. The best way to avoid this kind of stuff is to track your expenses and use some kind of real-time accounting system so that you and your accountant can be in touch throughout the year making adjustments where necessary.
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Yes, I agree. No more "Excel accounting." There are web-based, secured accounting software today - let's make use of the tools to practice better accounting :)