At BudgetEase, we often meet small businesses and nonprofits that are perfectly content with their current bookkeeping setup. They’re using QuickBooks Desktop, spreadsheets from 2009, or ...
When it’s time to move on, some business owners opt to sell their business, passing the torch to a new owner. Others choose to close the doors for good, especially if the idea of working for someone ...
Let’s be honest—there’s a lot to grumble about in Accounts Receivable, payments, and the ever-increasing, ever-changing world of transaction fees. But ACH payments? They’re the unsung hero of the ...
Summer: when the sun’s out, the iced coffee flows, and your QuickBooks bookkeeping is… still behind? Let’s fix that. While others are vacationing, smart small business owners and non-profits are ...
The butterfly effect is real. One small shift in your bookkeeping setup can change the entire trajectory of your organization. Imagine if we hadn’t restructured our books to track the performance of ...
Parma Animal Shelter, Inc. is a volunteer-driven nonprofit dedicated to protecting and caring for the stray and abandoned animals of Parma, Ohio. Their mission is rooted in compassion: Prevent ...
Opening a second location is exciting—but it’s not just about ambition. It’s about arithmetic. Get Organized Before You Multiply Before you double your footprint, double-check your foundation. Is ...
The Quiet Backbone of the Office In many small businesses and nonprofits, the bookkeeper is the person who keeps the financial wheels turning quietly, efficiently, and often without much fanfare. ...
You’re sipping your coffee, checking emails, and there it is—an invoice from a vendor you think you remember. It’s got a logo, a due date, and a passive-aggressive “Final Notice.” You panic. You pay ...
Let’s face it—PayPal can be a bit of a chameleon. Is it a bank account? A merchant service? A magical money portal? The answer is: yes. And if you’ve ever scratched your head trying to figure out how ...
