by Michelle Carley, Big E-Z Bookkeeping Co., Founder | Mar 15, 2021 | Accounting Best Practices
How to Keep Organized Accounting Records For Your Rental Property It should not be a challenge to keep records for your rental property. A rental property is a simple business to run. With no inventory to track, a small group of employees, and minimal transactions, it...
by Michelle Carley, Big E-Z Bookkeeping Co., Founder | Jan 25, 2021 | Accounting Best Practices
How Not to Be Afraid of Your Bank Account: The Importance of Budgeting for Your Future While getting on top of your finances can be terrifying, all hope is not lost. The importance of a budget is something we can’t avoid. Recent events have shown us the value of...
by Michelle Carley, Big E-Z Bookkeeping Co., Founder | Dec 29, 2020 | Accounting Best Practices
Top 7 Reasons to Switch from the Desktop to the Online Version of Big E-Z #1 – Track an Unlimited Number of Income and Expense CategoriesYou can create an unlimited number of categories and subcategories. This can be very helpful when trying to control costs and keep...
by Michelle Carley, Big E-Z Bookkeeping Co., Founder | Aug 19, 2020 | Accounting Best Practices
Accounting Ratios to Use in Your Small Business or Nonprofit Every small business should have a solid accounting or bookkeeping method implemented in order to be successful. The next step in utilizing your well-organized accounting for success is to use the numbers...
by Michelle Carley, Big E-Z Bookkeeping Co., Founder | Sep 15, 2019 | Accounting Best Practices
Tips for How to Be Proactive for Tax Time There are reasons why we procrastinate and wait until the very last minute to get our accounting records up to date. We can change this around by focusing on a few things outlined below: Identify the Problem Real change can...
by Michelle Carley, Big E-Z Bookkeeping Co., Founder | Jan 4, 2019 | Accounting Best Practices
3 Things to Know About the New 20-percent Deduction for Pass-through Businesses (Provision 11011 Section 199A) What Is It Since the government reduced the tax rate for C corporations to a flat rate of 21% (in 2017 it was a graduated rate from 15% to 38% dependent on...
