by Ibanessa S Hogan | Blog
For the financial information to be accurate, particularly for the investors who will rely on it to the extent of making investment decisions, companies include noncash items in their accounting reports. This is particularly true when using the accrual method of...
by Ibanessa S Hogan | Blog
You’re accustomed to money going in a certain direction, but sometimes you have to pay your customers. Here’s how it’s done. QuickBooks is very good at helping you get paid by your customers. It comes equipped with customizable invoice templates for billing customers...
by Ibanessa S Hogan | Blog
When we want to know how our business is doing, we quickly tend to look at our Profit and Loss report. By the way, it is perfectly fine to look at this report because it allows us to see how much sales you generated in the year, why certain expenses are so high, which...
by Ibanessa S Hogan | Blog
You may hate to have to do it, but assessing finance charges for late payments may improve your overall cash flow. There are a myriad of ways to bring in customer payments faster and improve your cash flow. You can: Get a merchant account and let customers pay you...
by Ibanessa S Hogan | Blog
Estimates can be effective sales tools – if they look professional and offer attractive prices. Here’s how to create them using QuickBooks. You don’t need to be a car repair shop or an HVAC technician to present prospects and customers with estimates. In fact, there...
by Ibanessa S Hogan | Blog
Working as a team is one of the most rewarding, yet challenging settings that exist. Several factors contribute to this situation, such as cultural differences, personality crash, virtual communication challenges, etc. In order to have a peaceful work environment, the...
