Did you know that QuickBooks allows its users to set up automatic entries? You can say goodbye to the days of manually entering debits and credits! Keep in mind that although automation is great, it can also be necessary to manually add a journal entry, like when you’re transferring money from one account to another. See below for step-by-step instructions on adding, deleting, and editing journal entries - for those of us that want to do things manually.

Add

Select “New+” and then choose “Journal Entry.” First, select the Account you need to debit or credit, and then enter the necessary amount in the correct column. Below that, you’ll select the second Account you’ll be moving money to or from, and you’ll ent

What should you do when an invoice is past due? It can be awkward to follow-up on an unpaid invoice, but it’s crucial for your Accounts Receivable and cash flow. The best way to ensure payment is received on time is by communicating payment details with the client or customer ahead of time. 

Establish guidelines. 

You should have a verbal conversation with the client/customer about your payment details and these guidelines should also be listed on the invoice you provide. It’s important to include payment terms like the deadline and preferred payment method, both of which should also be discussed with the client/customer prior to the sale. 

Make your invoice clear. 

Keep your invoice simple. Be

Let’s face it - being a bookkeeper isn’t the most glamorous job. Bookkeepers are typically consistent, reliable, and organized individuals. Even so, bookkeeping comes from its own long line of history! We thought we would share some random, intriguing, and somewhat mind-blowing bookkeeping facts for you.

“Bookkeeping” contains three sets of double letters back-to-back-to-back. This is the only word in the English language like this, aside from “bookkeeper,” of course! 

Although commonly used synonymously, “accounting” and “bookkeeping” are actually two entirely different acts. Both are necessary and play different roles. Bookkeeping records the transactions and cash flow, whi