Shoebox Accounting Stops Now from Wave Accounting on Vimeo. Every time I hear about a new accounting software, I get excited. I am hoping for something that makes data entry easier so that both my clients and my self can spend time on analyzing working capital, budgeting and minimizing expenses. Today I heard about Wave [...]
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What Do You Want To Know How To In Quickbooks?
October 14th, 2011 
Nichelle I have been working with a CPA to help aggregate what a new bookkeeper needs to know what to do in Quickbooks. Coincidentally, I also want to provide clients who want to handle Quickbooks themselves. So the question is this–what do you want to know how to do in Quickbooks? Creating and Sending an Invoice [...]
Online POS Systems
July 26th, 2011 Nichelle I was talking to Matt of Robicellis and he mentioned that he was looking for a good and inexpensive online POS (Point of Sale) system. Yesterday, I did a little research and found a couple that would be good for small businesses. Imonggo: The basic version is free and the premium version is only $30/month. [...]
The End Of The Second Quarter Is Near
June 28th, 2011 Nichelle How is your business doing this quarter vs. first quarter? What adjustments should you be making? Do you have to file quarter taxes? Things to think about as the holiday weekend approaches!
Zoho Books Is Not The Quickbooks Killer
January 19th, 2011 Nichelle Reading a post from Read Write Web, Zoho who is mostly known for its online project management tools has recently launched Zoho Books. It’s now available both from Zoho and from the Google Apps Marketplace. It costs $24 per month, with two users included. Additional users will cost $5 per month. The application also integrates [...]
Take Five: Opt-Out, Boost Your Savings and Take a Bookkeeping Seminar
August 25th, 2010 Nichelle Back in the day (early 90s), I used to get excited to get solicitations from credit card companies because I thought it meant that I was credit-worthy. Now I can’t stand getting them. If you hate receiving them too, then you can opt out. How to avoid a tax audit: Being self-employed can unfortunately raise [...]
Has The “Quickbooks Killer” Arrived?
April 20th, 2010 Nichelle I have been writing about small business accounting, bookeeping and personal financial application for a while now. It’s been exciting to new start-ups come up and make business cycle operations easier, but none have been able to everything that Quickbooks. Today I got an email from Working Point, and I think that they may have [...]
