CPA vs. Bookkeeper: Which Does Your Business Actually Need?

CPA vs. Bookkeeper: Which Does Your Business Actually Need?

A bookkeeper records your daily transactions, reconciles your accounts and keeps your books current. A CPA is a state-licensed professional who has passed the four-part Uniform CPA Exam and can plan your taxes, review your financials and represent you before the IRS....
How to Transition Your Bookkeeping Without the Stress

How to Transition Your Bookkeeping Without the Stress

Switching your bookkeeping to a professional team takes three steps. First comes an honest, no-judgment review of your current books. Next is a handoff where the accounting team does the cleanup and setup. Last, you get a short list of approvals. The best time to...
How to Transition Your Bookkeeping Without the Stress

How to Transition Your Bookkeeping Without the Stress

  Episode Transcript Julie Smith: 00:00:00 So good. And one more question. Oh wait, I was wool gathering. What were you Glenn Harper: 00:00:02 going to say? One more question that I have for you is, and it’s Julie Smith: 00:00:06 the pain point, right?...
Proactive Bookkeeping Strategies Every Entrepreneur Needs to Know

Proactive Bookkeeping Strategies Every Entrepreneur Needs to Know

Proactive bookkeeping means closing your books every month, not once a year. Reconcile your accounts, categorize your transactions, and review your financial statements with your CPA within 15 to 20 days after each month ends. Businesses that wait until March, just...