Time is an elusive resource. While we all have finite amounts of it, sometimes it seems unlimited…until you hit a dreaded deadline or realize you missed meeting an important goal. I have my share of fights trying to tame mine. Take last week for example. While on-boarding a returning team member I stated (while thinking…
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There is a progression towards bank feed accounting, which can be defined as waiting for transactions, many times automatic ones, to hit the business bank account, and then posting them through the bank feed activity (in the featured image, these would be the transactions that have “Add” at the end, versus “Match”). Account categorization (what…
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“I have internet!” I shouted over the phone to the first person that called. I’m pretty sure it was a sales call, and they seemed unaffected. Turns out that in 2018 having internet is not such a big deal…most people have it and take it for granted…unless you buy a house in the country thinking…
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Something quietly changed in April 2018. The same knowledgebase document that I’ve sent clients many times before that described practical limitations to the QuickBooks Online program no longer listed a practical limitation to transactions. 7/19/18 Update: After some research, I did find out that QuickBooks/Intuit has been phasing out some data centers as part of its move to the…
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We’ve all been there. Maybe your books are a little behind, but you know “in your gut” what the cost is of shipping out that truck load of product. Or, a potential investor comes to you to ask what it costs to create a pack of cookies (Shark Tank, anyone?). You know how much a…
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