Quickbooks: Accounting for Small Businesses and A Beginner’s Guide to Bookkeeping

People who start businesses normally do so to make more money – to earn profits. No one would dare start a business with the intention of losing money. Even those who set out to start non-profit organizations have to be concerned about managing their organization’s finances because without money or without enough of it, they’ll cease to exist and will fail to fulfill their purpose. At the end of the day, money is what really drives businesses and organizations.

Entrepreneurs, freelancers, and those who put up and run non-profits need to get one crucial thing down to pat if they want to ensure they’re really making enough money to sustain their activities. And this thing is called “accounting.” No business owner or non-profit organization founder/manager will be able to determine whether theirs is a floating boat or a sinking ship without knowing their businesses’ or organizations’ true financial health and performance. And only through proper accounting can they know such things.

Unfortunately, the majority of entrepreneurs and freelancers aren’t accountants. Thus, accounting can be a very serious challenge for most entrepreneurs and freelancers. Enter Quickbooks.

Quickbooks is the most popular accounting software used by small business and freelancers today. And the book you’re reading now is all about helping you learn why you should use Quickbooks in your business or freelancing career and more importantly, how to use it to ensure you’re able to get the accounting and bookkeeping parts of your small business down to pat. By the end of this book, you’ll be in a very good position to start learning and mastering Quickbooks and in the process, make sure that your business’ finances are in order so you can accurately evaluate and manage it.

So, if you’re ready, turn the page and let’s begin learning how to do accounting and bookkeeping for your business or freelancing career using Quickbooks.