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What is the 4 most common Software for Small business bookkeeping?

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Whether you're starting a new business or you're already in business everyone needs a great accounting solution to keep their business running smoothly. Let's Begin the Best Software for Small Business Bookkeeping 1. Spreadsheets whether you're using Google sheets or Microsoft Excel can be extremely powerful for small businesses spreadsheets allow small businesses to organize their information faster and more accurately than plain old paper and pen in addition spreadsheets can act as great aids when it comes to financial reporting and tax reporting at the end of the year one of the downsides to spreadsheets is that. They're extremely manual and therefore they take a lot of time to update especially if you fall behind another downside is that spreadsheets tend to be local based meaning they're stored on your computer directly and you'll have to access them from that computer or using special software so makes collaboration a little harder spreadsheets are gre...

How Does Accounts Receivable Financing Work?

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Offering clients net-30 terms is usual for lots of companies. Some companies don't have the cash books to wait that long for payment. Accounts receivable financing aids companies by enabling them to finance their slow-paying invoices. If it is a great fit for your business, this post shows you just how the receivables financing process functions so you can decide.  Step 1: Due diligence and account setup The initial step of the receivables financing process is doing the due diligence so the account can be established. The due diligence enables the finance business to determine if your business can be financed. The finance company usually checks: The credit quality of your clients Your receivables aging report If any liens encumber your receivables If your corporate taxes are up to date The relevant background of the business owners If you ask for a huge funding center, the finance company also assesses your business's financial statements. Whe...