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Having accurate bookkeeping records ensures that you have correct information when making important, even tough, business decisions. If your bookkeeping is not accurate you will be making poor decisions that can hurt your business, not help it. How can you grow your business that way? This course shows you what you need to know today.
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Original Price $49
Keeping a proper set of books is one of the most important tasks for a business owner. If you want to build a successful business you need to be knowledgeable about accounting. That is why this course is essential. Put your best foot forward with customers, partners, investors, and lenders by being able to act on the insights you get from proper bookkeeping.
Why Do You Need To Learn Bookkeeping Basics As A Business Owner?
Bookkeeping is a crucial part of running a business. Bookkeeping allows you to organize, store, and analyze financial information about your business. By using this financial information, you can accurately draw conclusions about the financial health of your business.
Separating business and personal finances allows for cleaner financial statements.
Reviewing transactions and reconciling accounts consistently reduces financial issues.
Simplifying business finances by streamlining processes and working with accounting professionals can save money.
Keeping an eye on business financial health identifies ways to improve or change processes.
Organizing documents and records simplifies processes such as applying for a business loan or preparing for taxes.
Get Instant And Lifetime Access With This Course! You Will Learn About:
The Accounting Equation - the foundation of bookkeeping. Yes, it's algebra but it's easy to understand.
Chart of Accounts - the list of all accounts used in your business to categorize transactions (assets, liabilities, equity, revenue, and expenses). This needs to be set up properly or your financial statements will be a mess.
Double-Entry Accounting - introduces Debits and Credits. Each transaction affects two or more accounts.
Debits and Credits - what you do to one side, you need to do to the other to keep your books in balance. This area is what trips up many people learning bookkeeping. We explain it in detail!
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This course is designed for anyone who wants to improve their bookkeeping knowledge and skills. You'll learn the basics of business accounting, including how to track your income and expenses, and understand your financial statements. You will learn with ease and understand the concept of accounting for your business. With this online course, you can easily scale your business without issues with proper accounting. Enroll today!
About The Instructor
Patrick earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting. He is the President of Cape May Counting House, a virtual bookkeeping firm, and hosts The Better Bookkeeper Podcast.
Why I Developed This Course
When I first started to learn bookkeeping, there were some concepts that I struggled with. Since starting my bookkeeping journey, I have earned my Bachelor's degree, gained years of experience as a bookkeeping firm owner, and host The Better Bookkeeper Podcast. I want to help small business owners who don't have an accounting background correct the mistakes they have been making and learn how to do their bookkeeping properly.
Business owners need to understand how entering transactions affect their financial statements. Investors and lenders need to feel confident that your financial statements accurately represent the performance of your business. If your books are a mess, they will walk you to the door - empty-handed!
This course shows you the fundamentals so you can begin to put your books in order, show that your business is legitimate, and capable of success!
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