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Running a business is hard. QuickBooks shouldn’t make it harder. Welcome to QuickBooks Mastery for Small Business Success—the podcast for growth-minded small business owners who are ready to stop drowning in financial confusion and start making confident, data-driven decisions.
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Episode 41: Can You Trust Your QuickBooks? The Monthly Health Check Every Business Owner Should Do (opens the original)
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Episode 41: Can You Trust Your QuickBooks? The Monthly Health Check Every Business Owner Should Do Before you hire an employee, buy equipment, or decide how much you can pay yourself, can you trust the numbers behind that decision? In this episode of QuickBooks Mastery for Small Business Success, Erica Northrup and Lee Davis walk through a practical monthly QuickBooks health check for small business owners. The goal is not perfect bookkeeping. It is understanding whether your financial reports r
Episode 40: Where Is Your Profit Going? How to Use QuickBooks to Find Cost Creep (opens the original)
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Episode 40: Where Is Your Profit Going? How to Use QuickBooks to Find Cost Creep Your business can be growing while your profit is quietly getting smaller. A vendor raises a price. A discount expires. A software subscription renews at a higher rate. Material costs increase. Payroll or overtime creeps up. None of those changes may seem significant on their own — but together, they can slowly eat away at the profit you worked hard to create. In this episode of QuickBooks Mastery for Small Business
Episode 39: QuickBooks Payroll: Why the Bank Feed Isn’t Enough (opens the original)
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Episode 39: QuickBooks Payroll: Why the Bank Feed Isn’t Enough Payroll can be one of the most confusing areas of QuickBooks because what you see leaving the bank does not necessarily tell you what actually happened with payroll. An employee may earn one amount in gross pay, receive a smaller amount in net pay, and have several deductions and withholdings moving to completely different places. At the same time, the business may also have employer payroll taxes, retirement contributions, and other
Episode 38: The QuickBooks Adjustment Toolbox: Credit Memos, Vendor Credits, and Journal Entries (opens the original)
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Episode 38: The QuickBooks Adjustment Toolbox: Credit Memos, Vendor Credits, and Journal Entries Episode Overview Something looks wrong in QuickBooks. Maybe a customer owes you less than the invoice says. Maybe a vendor gave you a credit. Maybe a customer's check bounced. Or perhaps your accountant handed you a list of year-end journal entries and you have no idea what any of them mean. The temptation is to start clicking until the number looks right. But that can create an entirely new problem.
Episode 37: Does Your QuickBooks Actually Match Your Bank? Why Reconciliation Matters (opens the original)
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Episode 37: Does Your QuickBooks Actually Match Your Bank? Why Reconciliation Matters Episode Overview Your bank account is connected to QuickBooks. Transactions are flowing into the bank feed. Expenses are being categorized. Everything looks pretty good. But does that mean your QuickBooks numbers are actually correct? Not necessarily. In this episode of QuickBooks Mastery for Small Business Success , father-daughter team Erica Northrup and Lee Davis break down QuickBooks reconciliation and why
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