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Xero goes 1099 in its pursuit of QuickBooks

By Greg Lam on December 13, 2012 in accounting, sections

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An interview with Xero’s President of US Operations, Jamie Sutherland, reveals the launch of 1099 reporting for the US, some new improvements, and a look into the strategy to take on QuickBooks.

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Payfirma Mobile Payment and Card Reader Review

By Maita Verdolaga on December 3, 2012 in accounting, sections

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Small businesses today have a tremendous opportunity to be part of the cashless society. Like many small business owners out there, you may still be deciding whether mobile payments are worth it or not and probably searching for the right payment solution for your business. To help small businesses familiarize themselves with the various options that are in the market, we start our series of mobile payment reviews beginning with Payfirma.

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Document attachment wish list for accounting software

By Greg Lam on December 2, 2012 in accounting, sections

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Some document attachment capabilities I’d love to see in accounting software.

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FreeAgent Review – Accounting Software

By Greg Lam on December 1, 2012 in accounting, sections

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FreeAgent Accounting Software Review. In this in-depth review, I walk you through the majority of features and functionality found in FreeAgent, which provides accounting software designed for freelancers and small businesses. I help you decide whether this software is the right one for your small business bookkeeping needs.

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DWM Bean Counter Review

By George Verdolaga on October 24, 2012 in accounting

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This is a review of the DWM Bean Counter website, which is a free online accounting and bookkeeping tutorial. Whether you’re a student of accounting or a small business owner, read on to find out how you can get the most out of this website.

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Is extracting receipt data using document management software necessary with online accounting software?

By Greg Lam on October 17, 2012 in accounting

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Business Document Management Software can extra data from your receipts and export it to your online accounting software. How useful this is given that online accounting software can already gather a lot of data from bank statements, history, and user-generated rules?

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AccountingCoach Review

By George Verdolaga on October 15, 2012 in accounting, sections

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AccountingCoach.com is a website that offers free information on various topics related to accounting. It’s a vast resource aimed at beginners, small business owners and also those interested in pursuing a career in accounting or bookkeeping. There are free and paid areas where you can get tons of information. Read the review if you’d like to see whether it’s suited for you and your company.

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What Business Document Management Software to Use for Accounting?

By Greg Lam on October 2, 2012 in accounting, cool tools

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Are you looking for a way to organize and manage your business bookkeeping documents? You may want to consider a business document management software system to help with those biz receipts and docs. This article covers off what to look for in document management software and provides overviews of different companies that provide such a system.

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Resources For Learning About Small Business Financials

By George Verdolaga on September 28, 2012 in accounting, random, sections

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A lot of entrepreneurs make money from their businesses but wonder why it’s not giving them a steady or reliable income. The answer may lie in how you manage the money coming in and out of your business. Here is a list of resources to help you become more financially savvy and make better decisions related to your small business.

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Mobile Payment App Reviews: Square, GoPayment, PayPal Here, and More!

By Maita Verdolaga on September 24, 2012 in accounting, sections

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Mobile Payment is a fast way and easy way to pay for a product or a service using your smartphone or tablet wherever you are, anytime of the day. Mobile Payment is being adopted in various ways from web purchases, store purchases, money transfers, SMS based transactional payments to ticketing, parking and even taxi payments. It’s a rapidly growing business that will reach $171.5 billion in 2012 and $617 billion by 2016 with 448 million users.

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