Accounting for online sellers is unique. Finding a good Amazon and Shopify accountant who understands those unique needs can be challenging. It is important to know the right questions to ask when interviewing accountants to handle the financials for your e-commerce business. I’ve come up with a comprehensive list of questions to help you in finding an e-commerce accountant who understands Amazon and Shopify.
If you're an online seller or if you're an accountant working with online sellers, doing the bookkeeping can be challenging (to say the least). In my experience, recording sales from Amazon is especially challenging because Amazon does things a little bit different. In this blog post, I will talk you through some of these challenges, and then give you some options for recording Amazon sales in QuickBooks Online.
Hi everyone. As some of you may know, I have spent the past couple of years building a library of 80+ free QuickBooks Online tutorials. I noticed that most of my tutorials related to entering income in QuickBooks or cover how to enter invoices. What about those of you who don’t invoice customers? Don’t worry – I didn’t forget you all. In fact, I’m going to share with you my secret method for how to record daily sales in QuickBooks Online.
By following my 5 step monthly bookkeeping system, you'll be able to have much more success doing your own books, because you'll actually know what you're supposed to be doing
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I am pleased to share with you a guest post from Adam Lean. Adam Lean is the founder of The CFO Project. Big businesses have CFOs (Chief Financial Officers) to
