Thoughts on growing a business, raising money, getting the word out,
and increasing profits. Plus, ZipBooks news!
If you’ve read our article QuickBooks Online vs. Desktop, and you feel like desktop is the way to go, the next question is: which version should you use? The two products that small business owners tend to opt for are QuickBooks Pro and QuickBooks Premier. Comparison of Features QuickBooks Pro and Premier are both targeted […]
Read MoreOne of the challenges of running a small business is that every dollar counts. This means that while paying by credit card may be convenient for your customers, it likely isn’t as convenient for your business, which winds up paying service fees as high as 3% in order to receive your money quickly. Yuck. But […]
Read MoreA sole proprietorship is a business that is owned and operated by one person. In a sole proprietorship there’s legally no distinction between the business owner’s personal assets and debts and the business assets and debts. If you’re thinking about the best way to set up your business and you think a sole proprietorship is […]
Read MoreDispute management and accounting may have its distinct roles, but both rely on organization in order to make a business grow. Without organization, there is no knowledge of disputes, which in turn means no knowledge of revenue loss. That is what makes these roles more dependent with each other than most people think. Here, we […]
Read MoreFor many entrepreneurs fresh to the startup world, they’re likely to incorporate as either a sole proprietorship or a limited liability company (LLC). Both legal structures are affordable and require little paperwork in order to get up and running. So, which one should your business choose? Are there pros and cons associated with these entities? […]
Read MorePeople. We’re all different, and that’s a good thing! What fun would this world be if we were all carbon copies of our neighbors? No fun at all! Being different from each other means that we have different characteristics, different strengths and weaknesses, different things we each excel (or don’t excel) at, and different talents […]
Read MoreIn a 2015 report, the U.N. estimated the annual cost of eliminating world hunger to be $116 billion per year. In 2016, the IRS published their Federal Tax Compliance report, which estimated the annual tax gap (true tax liability – tax eventually collected) at $406 billion — enough to end world hunger 3.5x. Ending World […]
Read MoreIf you ever need to save or export a list of your transactions, ZipBooks makes it easy! Here’s how: Log in to ZipBooks and click on Reports at the top of the screen. In the Accounting and Tax section, click on General Journal. Filter your list of transactions by Tags, Date,View and Transactions. To save a […]
Read MoreWhen you allow your customers to pay their invoices by credit card, you’ll link a payment processor to your ZipBooks account (i.e. Square, Stripe, PayPal, etc). If you’d like the change which bank or account your payments are deposited to, you’ll need to edit your preferences in your payment processor (i.e. Go to your Square […]
Read MoreZipBooks saves you time by auto-categorizing your transactions. But if ZipBooks makes a mistake, it’s easy to correct. And you’ll be teaching ZipBooks more about your habits in the process! Here’s how: Log in to ZipBooks and select Transactions from the menu. Find a transaction that ZipBooks has auto-categorized and click on it. In the […]
Read More