Tag Archives: accounts receivable

Don’t Dam Your Cash Flow: Why A/R Works Best In-House

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When it comes to bookkeeping, we handle almost everything virtually — accurately, consistently, and on time. But there’s one area we intentionally leave in your hands: Accounts Receivable (A/R) — the process of sending invoices, tracking who’s paid, and following up on customer payments. At first, some business owners are surprised.   “Wait, shouldn’t my […]

Don’t Only Turn On QuickBooks Settings — Follow Through!

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Running a business means making smart choices with your money. QuickBooks gives you powerful tools, but flipping a switch is not enough. The real value comes when you follow through with the settings you turn on. Let’s talk about three of the most important ones: Inventory: Track It Item by Item Turning on Inventory Tracking […]

Cash Flow Basics

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4 Things That Affect Your Business’s Cash Flow 1.Accounts receivable Consider your accounts receivable process. Look at it from all angles. Let’s define accounts receivable to start. These numbers or total numbers are what is owed to you by all your customers or clients. This is money that you need to collect. They are open […]