The $75 rule and its lodging exception, the four expense types where estimates are not allowed, the Cohan rule, and how to rebuild a year of records from what you still have.
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.
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.
Letting sales pile up turns bookkeeping into guesswork. Handling cash and credit sales, posting POS totals, and keeping sales tax straight as you go.
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