When I was young and extremely foolish (and sometimes worse), I would contract skilled labor to do something that I wanted to do for myself, but I wanted to learn the task from a professional. Then, depending on how often I would have to do that same task, I would decide whether or not I… Continue Reading
Category Archives: bookkeeper
Closing the Books – QuickBooks
Watch the Video “DID YOU OR DID YOU NOT CLOSE THE BOOKS?” Its a simple process and yet the act of closing your books carries a great responsibility for an owner, an accountant and the bookkeeper. Why, when and how are all important. Most people who use a software to automate their accounting may know… Continue Reading
You Say You Want a Revolution (In your time sheet process)
Well, ya know….there is no doubt about it, TSheets has the ability to cause a revolution in your business. We are full tilt in the TSheets process and taking full advantage of all of the features and functionality so that we can pass our method along to our readers. Our next blog will be more tactical, giving you… Continue Reading
A Father’s Legacy
When I tell the story about Brad and Randy Carter, father and son team who own Little Caesars pizza locations, I cannot help but think of my trademark saying “I was a teenage franchisee”. My father Alexander Mashour was moving and shaking with the franchise Ziebart Auto Rustproofing in the 60s and my sisters and… Continue Reading
Bring on the Data!
This final article of our three part series explores third party apps used to import transactions into QuickBooks. There is also a small blurb on the new functionality in QuickBooks Accountant 2013 that provides a screen to cut and paste transaction information from Excel to produce Checks, Deposits and Credit Card Charges/Credits. For some contemplating… Continue Reading
