Clearly BETTER Accounting Software
Sonia Alvarez
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A full month end reconciliation with real numbers, from the two starting balances through the adjustments on each side to the journal entries you actually post.
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In bookkeeping, cash receipts means all money coming in, not just bills and coins. What counts, how each kind is recorded, and the controls that keep the cash account honest.
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Seven things a startup should check before leaving Wave: audit-ready books, bank feeds, invoicing, tags, budgets, board-ready reports, and permissions for a bookkeeper.
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Seven things a service business should check before leaving FreshBooks: ledger access, reports, contact records, expense categories, invoicing, users, and support.
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The audit letter arrives and the receipt folder is thin. What the IRS actually requires, which deductions survive on other evidence, and how to rebuild the rest.
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A side-by-side look at Xero, QuickBooks Online, and GlassJar on daily entry, reporting, users, bank feeds, budgets, support, and cost, with a verdict on who each fits.
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The 1099 question turns on how the payee is taxed. Sole proprietors, partnerships and most LLCs get one. S corps and C corps do not, with two exceptions worth knowing.
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What a full-time freelancer should judge in accounting software, why GlassJar fits, and how QuickBooks Solopreneur, FreshBooks, Wave, Xero, and Zoho Books compare.
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An eight-step plan for switching accounting systems: clean the old books, pick a period-boundary cutover date, run both systems in parallel, and tie out the trial balance.
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Calculate your income statement formula in minutes with this simple breakdown, then see whether your business is actually turning a profit or losing money.
