Accounting Blog

When you start a company, there are a number of business structures to choose from. Two popular types of business structures are an S corporation and LLC. If you’re thinking about choosing one of these structures, find out the key differences between S Corp vs. LLC and learn which one is best for you.

Approximately 70% of businesses have outstanding debt. Does yours? If so, it’s time to learn how to minimize debt and get your finances back on track. Read on to learn more about business debt and ways to eliminate it.

If you run your own business, you need to have an accurate way to account for your company’s transactions and keep your books up-to-date. One option you have is doing accounting yourself.

It’s no secret that there’s been an increasing shift towards digital buying, which COVID-19 helped further speed up. So if you want to digitize your brick-and-mortar, learn how to open an online store.

If you sell products at your business, you likely have some form of inventory. Knowing how much inventory you have on hand, as well as how much you need to have in stock, is a crucial part of running your business. To help keep track of inventory, you need to learn how to record inventory […]

Do you want your business to make a profit? Duh, of course you do! But when you’re starting out, it may take a few years before you enter profit territory. And after you start making a profit, you may be at the break-even point for a while. So, what is the break-even point?

You’ve heard about debits and credits. You know they increase and decrease certain accounts. But, how much do you know about the accounts they affect? There are five types of accounts in accounting.

If you’re an employer, you can’t just be on your merry way after paying your employees. You also need to account for payroll expenses in your books. This is where payroll accounting comes into play. To ensure your accounting books are accurate, learn how to record payroll transactions.

Do you purchase goods or services for your business? Silly question: Of course you do. And, you might not always pay for the items up front. Instead, a vendor sends an invoice. If you receive invoices, you need to manage your accounts payable. What is accounts payable? 

Recording transactions and keeping financial records are an essential part of owning a business. One way you can keep track of your finances is by using double-entry accounting. Read on to learn what is double-entry accounting and how it can benefit your books.