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Should I be doing my own bookkeeping and accounting? Is QuickBooks the best software for me to use in my business, or is there another accounting software I should be using? What’s the best way for me to process my payroll? How can I track my money and cash flow? How do I prepare for my business taxes? What do my financial statements really mean? How can I bring my business to the next level? How can I grow my business? What is the best way to create my business strategy? Should I start a side hustle? How can I add bookkeeping as an additional service as a Virtual Assistant? How can I start an online virtual bookkeeping business? And most importantly, how do I manage my small business finances? Welcome to Mastering Your Small Business Finances where we get straight to the point and answer all these questions and more. Each episode is designed for you to take IMMEDIATE ACTION in your business so that you, as a busy entrepreneur, can gain the CONFIDENCE and CLARITY you need to make a successful impact on your business and GROW YOUR BOTTOM LINE. Each week, host Chris Panek, Certified Public Accountant, Business Strategist and Business Coach, breaks down topics like finances, entrepreneurship, money management, leadership, bookkeeping, tax deductions, growth, side hustle, marketing, mindset and motivation into simple JARGON-FREE episodes. One of her strengths is helping small business owners navigate and really understand these complicated topics for over 25 years. Whether you are just starting your business or have an established business, you are in the right place. If you are a bookkeeper or virtual assistant who wants to learn more about business finances to start, grow or scale your bookkeeping business, you too will benefit from this podcast. Ready to Master Your Small Business Finances? Listen in ~ your time will be well spent here! This podcast is sponsored by Financial Adventure. Visit www.FinancialAdventure.com for additional information and free resources.
Episodes
Wednesday Sep 22, 2021
Wednesday Sep 22, 2021
Over the last few episodes, I’ve talked about why you shouldn’t be commingling your personal and business funds, and today’s episode is no different, but like I’ve mentioned in the past, I understand that there are times when this happens, and you need to know how to account for it in your bookkeeping so that your financial statements are not reflecting the wrong data about your business. In today’s episode, I am going to focus on times when you may have paid for a personal expense out of your business account. This could be the result of accidentally grabbing the wrong credit card or checkbook when you are shopping for personal items. Even though you know these expenses are not supposed to be in your business financials, you will still need to record the transactions so that your books will still be in balance. The question of how to record these transactions comes up a lot and after today’s episode, you will know exactly what you need to do if this ever happens to you. Don’t miss this episode if you are using a computerized bookkeeping system like QuickBooks, Wave, Xero or FreshBooks or a manual system such as an Excel spreadsheet or Google Sheets and you happen to have a situation where you have used your business funds to pay for a personal item. This happens in businesses periodically no matter if you are just getting ready to start your small business, you’re a solopreneur, entrepreneur, small business owner, virtual online bookkeeper or virtual assistant, so listen in and make sure you are prepared to record transactions like this in your business…
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Wednesday Sep 15, 2021
Wednesday Sep 15, 2021
Even though you know you shouldn’t be mixing your personal and business funds together, we know it happens, and I totally understand that there are times when this may be happening in your business. I have seen many times when cash falls short, and the business owner needs to inject additional funds into the business. Where does this money come from? Well, to be honest, most often, it is the business owner using their personal funds to help increase the cash needed in the business. In today’s episode, I am going to cover how you should be recording these personal funds you may be depositing into your business when you do your own bookkeeping. It doesn’t matter if you are using a computerized bookkeeping system like QuickBooks, Wave, Xero or FreshBooks or a manual system such as an Excel spreadsheet, you’ll know exactly how to record these deposits you make into your business from your personal funds. Whether you are just getting ready to start your small business, you’re a solopreneur, entrepreneur, small business owner, virtual online bookkeeper or virtual assistant, making sure you are correctly recording any personal funds you put into your business will be extremely important. These amounts are not considered income or sales and should not be recorded as additional income in your business, so listen in so that you make sure you don’t overstate the income in your business by recording these funds incorrectly…
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Wednesday Sep 08, 2021
Wednesday Sep 08, 2021
Recording personal funds in your business can be tricky and you want to make sure you are capturing and recording all of these transactions so that your business financial statements reflect all of your business transactions accurately. These personal funds may be in the form of an injection of additional personal funds you put into the business, or you may find yourself as the business owner making a purchase for the business with your personal funds. These purchases could be made with your personal cash, a personal check or even your personal credit card. Although mixing your personal and business funds is never recommended, there are situations where this does happen, and you need to make sure you are recording them correctly. In today’s episode, I am going to talk about how you should handle any business expenses that are paid by you personally and in the next episode, I am going to talk about how you should be recording any money you are putting into your business personally. I know these two topics are important to you as a business owner and I want to make sure you understand how you should be recording each of these situations. Listen in for part one of this series on personal funds and your business today as I help you ensure that any time you have a business expense that you pay for personally you record it correctly in your accounting and bookkeeping system. It doesn’t matter if you are using a computerized bookkeeping system like QuickBooks, Wave, Xero or FreshBooks or a manual system such as an Excel spreadsheet, you’ll know exactly how to record these transactions. Whether you are just getting ready to start your small business, you’re a solopreneur, entrepreneur, small business owner, virtual online bookkeeper or virtual assistant understanding the impact of any business expenses you pay for personally will help you to easily record these transactions in your bookkeeping system…
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Wednesday Sep 01, 2021
Wednesday Sep 01, 2021
Are you taking the time to review your financial statements each month? Do you understand what your financial statements are telling you about your business? Most people will look at their Balance Sheet and Income Statement when they review their financial statements, but today I am going to talk about another report that you should be looking at on at least a monthly basis as well. This report is your General Ledger Detail Report. If you are using QuickBooks, Xero, Wave, FreshBooks or another computerized software system for your bookkeeping, you can quickly generate this report and make reviewing it part of your monthly financial statement review. In this episode, I am going over what this report tells you as well as why you should review it to ensure your financial statements are correct. If you do your bookkeeping manually or you use an Excel spreadsheet, I’ll also be giving some tips on what you can do to review this same type of information so that you can feel good about your financial information. Whether you are just getting ready to start your small business, you’re a solopreneur, entrepreneur, small business owner, virtual online bookkeeper or virtual assistant reviewing your General Ledger Detail Report will give you the confidence that your financial statements are accurate, and you can rely on them to make sound business decisions throughout the year. Listen in and make sure you add reviewing this report to your bookkeeping tasks each month. It doesn’t take a lot of time to review, and you might be surprised at how easy it is to spot and fix bookkeeping mistakes…
Get the full details and sign up for the Money, Faith and Business virtual event here:
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Wednesday Aug 25, 2021
Wednesday Aug 25, 2021
We all know how much the world relied on virtual technology over this past year due to the pandemic. Teachers, students and even businesses had to rely on virtual technology more than ever. Many businesses were already using some sort of virtual technology and others jumped on the technology bandwagon quickly. Whether you were already using this virtual technology, or you just decided to start using it, you more than likely found that it helps you and your business save time and money. Today I am going to talk about ways you can manage virtual or paperless business documents so that your business can operate smoothly and eliminate the burden of piles and piles of paperwork cluttering up your office. You may even be wondering how you can share this information virtually with your bookkeeper or accountant if you are working closely with them on your business finances. Most accountants and bookkeepers have a system set up for situations like this, but if you find your accountant or bookkeeper is a little behind in the times, you can offer up these ideas to help them work more efficiently with you. If you are a bookkeeper yourself and you help small businesses with their bookkeeping, you will want to make sure you are up to date with these processes as well so that you are making a positive impact on your clients. Whether you are just getting ready to start your small business, you’re a solopreneur, entrepreneur, small business owner, virtual online bookkeeper or virtual assistant staying up to date on these virtual and paperless processes will help you save time and money in the long run. And, speaking of virtual technology, I will also be talking about an upcoming virtual event called Money, Faith, and Business that Jennifer Allwood and over 35 other speakers are holding. Many of my favorite top female business leaders are gathering to help business owners like you overcome money mindset issues and get solid business strategies. You’ll hear from leading female entrepreneurs like Jordan Lee Dooley, Christy Wright, Jaime Cross, Julie Stoin, Angelica Duncan, Sandi Krakowski and many more. Listen in, I even have a special invitation for you to attend…
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Wednesday Aug 18, 2021
Wednesday Aug 18, 2021
Did you have good intentions on getting your bookkeeping caught up this year? Did you list keeping up with your bookkeeping as one of your goals for 2021? Are you are finding yourself in a mid-year bookkeeping crisis, and you know your bookkeeping needs a little attention or possibly a great deal of attention? If so, this episode will definitely give you some ideas about how you could get your bookkeeping ready to go so that you are able to make smart business decisions for the remainder of the year. If you just started your business in 2021 and you are not sure how to get started with your bookkeeping, you’ll find lots of help in this episode as well. Today I am going to cover some of the best practices when it comes to catching up your bookkeeping as well as what to do if you need to start bookkeeping for your business mid-year. These best practices will apply to you whether you are doing your bookkeeping manually or using an Excel spreadsheet or using a computerized bookkeeping software such as QuickBooks, Xero or Wave. There is no need to put off your bookkeeping until tax season when you will be stressed out and rushed to get everything caught up. With my help today, let’s make this is the year you go into tax season with your bookkeeping information up to date and ready to file your tax return easily. Whether you are just getting ready to start your small business, you’re a solopreneur, entrepreneur, small business owner, virtual online bookkeeper or virtual assistant and you know your bookkeeping needs a little mid-year kick in the pants, listen in to this episode so that you are doing everything you can to have your bookkeeping up to date. Just like the Chinese proverb says, “The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago, and the second-best time is now”, right now is the best time for you to make sure your get your bookkeeping up to date…
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Wednesday Aug 11, 2021
Wednesday Aug 11, 2021
When most business owner are asked what their accountant or bookkeeper helps them with, you’ll most likely hear that they do their financial statements, which includes their balance sheet and income statement or profit and loss report, and they probably file their tax returns for them. Most accountants, bookkeepers, CPAs (Certified Public Accountant) and Virtual CFOs provide way more services than this. Knowing what additional services your accountant or bookkeeper can perform for you could help your business grow and alleviate the stress you encounter when you try to do it yourself. When your accountant or bookkeeper provides additional advisory services, they are available if you have a situation that comes up in your business you are unfamiliar with and need professional advice. Accountants and bookkeepers work with a variety of businesses, and this provides a great deal of knowledge and experience with past business situations. They not only have these experiences under their belts, but they can then tie in your financial information and really collaborate with you to make sure your business goals are met, or even exceeded. In today’s episode, I am going to go over a few of the most popular advisory services your accountant or bookkeeper can help you with in your business whether you are just getting ready to start your small business, you’re a solopreneur, entrepreneur, small business owner, virtual online bookkeeper or virtual assistant knowing you have these additional advisory services available to you can help you manage your business when you feel like you are struggling and all alone, not to mention the headaches and stress they can help you avoid…
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Wednesday Aug 04, 2021
Wednesday Aug 04, 2021
Businesses have been dealing with customers not paying their invoices over the years, but the pandemic has heightened the average number of customers who are not paying their invoices on time, and this is putting additional stress on business owners like you. As a business owner, you know that you need to receive payment on your customer’s invoices to continue to have the cash flow you need for your business to survive. Do you have any customer invoices that you are still waiting to collect payment on, or are you one of those business owners who have been lucky enough so far in your business that you have been able to receive payments on all your invoices? If you have invoices that have been unpaid or are overdue, collecting on these accounts receivable amounts are very important for you. Make sure you track and ensure you are still collecting on money that is due to your business. In today’s episode, I am going to talk about how you can manage your customer invoices as well as the best practices to ensure you are receiving payments on time while you are using either a manual or computerized software system like QuickBooks. You may not even believe what the top reasons are that most customers have to say about not paying invoices and the simple steps you can take to get those payments on time. Whether you are getting ready to start your small business, you’re a solopreneur, entrepreneur, small business owner, virtual online bookkeeper, or virtual assistant you are going to want to listen in to today’s episode so that you stay on top of your accounts receivable game. I even have tips for you about how you can eliminate the stress of tracking and receiving payments from your customers in the first place…
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Wednesday Jul 28, 2021
Wednesday Jul 28, 2021
The excitement of starting a small business can fuel the flame for your business for quite a while, but when you stop taking care of yourself and let your business pull you in various directions, burnout can start to set in, and you may find the passion you once had for your business start to smolder. You want to be proactive in this area so that you don’t find yourself with these feelings of burnout and potentially wanting to walk away from your business after you have put so much effort into getting it up and running. After all, you had a good reason that you wanted to start your business in the first place, right? Avoiding burnout can be done easily if you follow the tips referenced in today’s podcast. Each tip will help make sure you stay passionate about your business which will allow your business to thrive and survive. Whether you are getting ready to start your small business, you’re a solopreneur, entrepreneur, small business owner, virtual online bookkeeper or virtual assistant make sure you take these tips to heart. Burnout can happen easily and could happen at any time while starting or running your business. Being aware of what causes burnout and what you can do to avoid it will not only benefit you, but your business will reap the benefits as well. Listen in and find out what you can do to avoid burnout in your business…
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Enrollment Is Open For My Elevate Your Bookkeeping Business Framework. If You Want To Create A Profitable Bookkeeping Business (Or Improve Your Existing Bookkeeping Business), Register Here:
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Your FREE Online Virtual Bookkeeping Business Starter Guide is waiting for you:
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This podcast is sponsored by Financial Adventure, LLC ~ visit www.FinancialAdventure.com for additional information and free resources.
Wednesday Jul 21, 2021
Wednesday Jul 21, 2021
If your business involves selling items on amazon, eBay or your business accepts payments from credit cards, debit cards, or other third-party processors, you will more than likely receive a Form 1099K. Knowing what this form is and how it will impact your business is important to know. The rules for the 1099K are changing in 2022 and understanding these new rules as well as the impact it will have in your business is important. In today’s episode, I will be going over what all the hype is regarding the 1099K form so that you know exactly what to expect in the coming year and how it may impact your income tax return. I’ll even be covering what the difference is between the 1099 MISC, 1099 NEC and the 1099K so there is no confusion between the three of these forms. This episode is going to be helpful for you whether you are getting ready to start your small business, you’re a solopreneur, entrepreneur, small business owner, virtual online bookkeeper or virtual assistant and you accept any payments via credit card or debit card…
Grab Your FREE guide: 5 Essential Strategies For Stress-Free Bookkeeping:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/5Essentials
Enrollment Is Open For My Elevate Your Bookkeeping Business Framework. If You Want To Create A Profitable Bookkeeping Business (Or Improve Your Existing Bookkeeping Business), Register Here:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/MasterClassRegistration
Your FREE Online Virtual Bookkeeping Business Starter Guide is waiting for you:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/StarterGuide
Fill out the Contact Us form if you have a question or need help with your bookkeeping:
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This podcast is sponsored by Financial Adventure, LLC ~ visit www.FinancialAdventure.com for additional information and free resources.