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Case Study: How Streamlining an Overcrowded Chart of Accounts Restored Clarity to the P&L
QuickBooks Online makes it so easy to add a new account that most businesses end up doing exactly that: adding one more account every time something doesn't quite fit, until the chart of accounts has grown into something unrecognizable.
Megan Rueckert
Sep 104 min read
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When to Use an Expense or Bill in QBO
If you work with subcontractors or other outside vendors, QuickBooks Online gives you two ways to record what you owe them: an Expense or a Bill. Picking the right one depends on when and how you're actually paying.
Megan Rueckert
Aug 203 min read
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What Is Accounting Operations? (And Why Bookkeeping Alone Isn't Enough)
Accounting operations are the systems behind your invoicing, bills, and payroll. Here's what that means for your business and why it matters more than you might think.
Megan Rueckert
Oct 9, 20253 min read
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Setting Up Products & Services in QBO: The Secret to Understanding What You Sell and How Much You Make
In our previous blog, we talked about simplifying your Chart of Accounts and embracing the idea that less is more. But you might be wondering, how do you still get more granular insights into your sales? How do you track your cost of goods sold accurately? And what if you want to track commissions for each sale?
Megan Rueckert
Jul 1, 20254 min read
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