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November might seem early to think about preparing your accounting records for your tax return filing, but that’s exactly why it’s the best time to start! You still have time to make adjustments and catch mistakes in your accounting system, while avoiding the January rush.     Here are steps you can take to prepare, without the stress:     1. Review Your Transactions for Accuracy    Small errors now can cause big headaches later. Take the time to check that transactions are p

Not all bookkeeping problems are obvious. Sometimes, the warning signs are subtle, and if you catch them early, you can avoid costly mistakes later.  Here are three financial red flags to keep an eye out for as you move into the final stretch of the year.  1. Frequent “Uncategorized” Transactions  If you see a growing number of transactions sitting in “Uncategorized Income” or “Uncategorized Expense,” it’s a sign something’s slipping through the cracks.  Pro Tip : Review thes

Back-to-school season is a whirlwind for early childhood programs; new students, updated schedules, and a rush of supply orders. In the middle of all that, it’s easy for your bookkeeping to get pushed aside. But a little financial organization now can make the whole school year run more smoothly. Here’s how to keep things simple (and your books clean) during this busy season.   1. Organize Your Expense Tracking Back-to-school often means a spike in supply and staffing costs.