It’s more common than you think: A small business owner, overwhelmed by daily operations, turns to a trusted family member to help keep the books.
Inconsistent financial records can become a significant problem that can impede your ability to make informed decisions, secure financing, and cause headaches.
In today’s economic climate, it isn’t easy to control expenses and manage costs with rising operational costs. From utilities and supplies to labor and materials,
How often should I update my books? Should you be tracking transactions every day? Is weekly or monthly enough to stay on top of things?
When you run a business, there are a million moving parts to keep track of. Between juggling different projects, managing daily operations, and tracking expenses,
Keeping personal and business expenses separate is a must. As a business owner, you’re likely juggling countless responsibilities—managing operations, attracting new customers, overseeing employees, and
At Keeping the Books, located in Rhode Island, we understand just how overwhelming the burden of bookkeeping tasks can become. That’s why we’re here to
As a business owner, you’re likely familiar with the struggle of trying to manage everything—from operations and customer relations to finances. Amidst all this, it’s
Hello, I’m Marsha from Keeping the Books, where we account for every cent to make your business more efficient. I wanted to share a story
Running a small business can be incredibly rewarding, but it also comes with its fair share of challenges. One of the most daunting tasks for
