by Michelle Carley, Big E-Z Bookkeeping Co., Founder | Jun 30, 2018 | Accounting Best Practices
Six Record Keeping Steps for Tax Time 1. Make Sure Your Records Are Set Up Correctly From the Start of the Year Successful record keeping begins with setting up your accounting system correctly from the start. With Big E-Z Books Bookkeeping Software we’ve made it...
by Michelle Carley, Big E-Z Bookkeeping Co., Founder | Jun 30, 2018 | Accounting Best Practices
Six Record Keeping Steps for Tax Time I’ll share how to keep business and personal receipts organized for easy retrieval or for tax and audit purposes. I’m talking about those tiny paper receipts we all receive from stores, restaurants and gas stations. You know the...
by Michelle Carley, Big E-Z Bookkeeping Co., Founder | Jun 30, 2018 | Accounting Best Practices
Follow These Three Steps to Operate Your Business in Real Time Security breaches like the one at Equifax in May 2017 are an unfortunate reality in the modern world. That breach affected about 143 million people. That’s nearly half of all American citizens! At the time...
by Michelle Carley, Big E-Z Bookkeeping Co., Founder | Jun 30, 2018 | Accounting Best Practices
30 Best Bookkeeping and Recordkeeping Tips Bookkeeping Tip #1: Create a Strong Password Make sure all of your passwords are as strong as possible and easy to remember. Here’s one way to set up a strong, memorable password: pick a phrase you can...
by Michelle Carley, Big E-Z Bookkeeping Co., Founder | Jun 30, 2018 | Accounting Best Practices
Helpful Record Keeping Tips on How to Pay Your Bills Online I found out quickly that using the automatic bill pay feature many companies offer online is not for me. It’s too automatic. You relinquish too much control to the company you’re paying. I like to...
by Michelle Carley, Big E-Z Bookkeeping Co., Founder | Jun 24, 2018 | Accounting Best Practices
Top Three Reasons to Reconcile Your Checkbook I’m such a big fan of reconciliations! It’s one way we can determine if our checkbook balance agrees with what the bank says it should be. It’s how we in the accounting field find errors. It’s like putting the...
