The language of finance can seem complicated. As a business owner it is vital that you and your company communicate. So you have to learn how to speak its language. In this 5th episode, we will review the difference between and employee and a contractor.

The language of finance can seem complicated. As a business owner it is vital that you and your company communicate. So you have to learn how to speak its language. In this 4th episode, we will create a financial dashboard to help you stay on top of what is going on in your business.

Cashflow management can be one of the trickiest parts of being a business owner. MoneyFit shares some best practices to help you manage your cash.

Companies talk using the language of finance. Are you listening? If you are the owner, your ultimate prosperity relies on it.

The language of finance can seem complicated. As a business owner it is vital that you and your company communicate. So you have to learn how to speak its language. It is not as overwhelming as it may seem.

The language of finance can seem complicated. As a business owner it is vital that you and your company communicate. So you have to learn how to speak its language. In this first episode, we will start with the concept of accrual versus cash accounting to help you become familiar with those terms.

This is a cautionary tale of good books gone bad. Undeposited funds in QuickBooks Online can be tricky. Beware!

MoneyFit shares how to adjust your QuickBooks Online account when a customer bounces a check.

Turns out that QBOA and my grandfather’s workshop have a lot in common. My Paw Paw always liked to have each tool in its proper place.

QuickBooks Connect 2017 is bound to be exciting. Sometimes I wonder why the event is such a rush for me.

She is the most powerful person in the room and you may not have even seen her. She’s in the back – between the shredder, fire exit and main switchboard.

Bookkeepers – that mild-mannered, bleary-eyed army of number-crunchers – is a collection of the most powerful, agile and (may I dare say) under-appreciated worker bees in the modern workforce.