Did you happen to make a mistake and miss one of your contractors in your 1099 filing or just add a new one and need to send one to them? No problem. Now and again, instead of sending a 1099 out to the entire list of contractors you have during tax season, you may find…

The tools used in a restaurant are often a make-or-break situation. This is particularly true for accounting software. With a wide variety of choices for the field, business owners need to compare and contrast options to make a wise decision.

Being a business owner can be overwhelming. The detailed nuances require lots of time and energy, which often leads to a lack of attention to the accounting part of the business.

Small businesses often find that manual bookkeeping becomes daunting and time-consuming, particularly as sales increase and payroll is part of the equation. Using accounting software allows repetitive tasks to be completed quickly and keeps your company’s books up to date more effectively. Start-ups and small businesses are better able to track expenses, maintain accurate records,…

Cash flow is the most crucial aspect of your business’s success. This isn’t just your profit and loss but how money flows in and out. It can result in a negative or positive flow, with negative being where there is more money flow out than in. Understanding your cash flow and how to use the…

As a restaurant owner, you probably already know what a time-consuming job figuring out payroll can be. Keeping track of an ever-changing staff makes the task even more daunting. To help make the chore easier and ensure you don’t miss something, we put together this guide with a checklist. 

Did you know that QuickBooks Online isn’t just the online version of QuickBooks Desktop? This is a common misconception and couldn’t be further from the truth. Each option has several advantages, and this guide will explain the differences. Remember that both products are acceptable alternatives for small-to-medium-sized businesses, are double-entry accounting software, and offer automatic…

Holiday sales are over, inventory is starting soon, and it’s tax time. While a small business owner may need a moment to take a breath, there is no rest for the weary because tax preparation deadlines are just around the corner.