Small Business: A Complete Guide to Accounting Principles, Bookkeeping Principles and Taxes for Small Business

by Mark Smith

Overview

All You Need to Know About Accounting and Bookkeeping for Your Business...
** 3 Books In 1 - Accounting, Bookkeeping and Taxes for Small Business **
**Accounting**
This guidebook is going to take the time to explain some of the important aspects of accounting.
Some of the topics that will be discussed include:

• What is the difference between accounting and bookkeeping?


• Some of the terms that you should learn to understand how accounting works


• How to work with a balance sheet


• What the income statement is and why it's so important


• The cash flow statement


• The different types of accountants and how they can be helpful to a business


• Some tips to help you out with accounting


• And more...

**Bookkeeping**

This guidebook has all the tips that you need to help you get a good handle on your bookkeeping so that you can keep your finances in order and even help you when it's tax time!

Some of the topics that will be discussed include:

• The basics of bookkeeping


• Some of the most important financial statements to help you run your business


• The different bookkeeping methods


• How to prepare for taxes at the end of the year


• Handling the assets, liabilities, and owner's equity


• The different types of ledgers you can use for bookkeeping


• The importance of depreciation on product and equipment you use in your business and how to calculate this


• Some of the best bookkeeping tips you should use to help you get ahead


• And more...

**Taxes for Small Business**

Every piece of information in this book is designed to help you understand the different tax laws that went into effect this past January and will take effect on your taxes that you file at the end of the fiscal year. Trump has placed new deduction laws into effect for small businesses and this book goes over how they affect you in the long run.

If you want to know:

• What the new tax laws are


• How to file your taxes


• If you need to file quarterly taxes


• What status will your small business fall under


• The difference between an LLC, or sole proprietor


• Tax tips that will help new business owners this year


• How to determine if you are an employee or a freelance worker


• How to prepare for the coming tax season in advance


• What you need to file on your taxes


• What deductions that you can file or can't file and why


• Whether you should hire a tax professional and why


• And many more...

If you are ready to take control over your own business and taxes, or you are starting up a new small business, get your copy of this guidebook TODAY to help you get started!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781951103842
Publisher:	Guy Saloniki
Publication date:	08/10/2019
Pages:	204
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.63(d)

Table of Contents

Accounting

Chapter 1: How Bookkeeping and Accounting Are Different

Chapter 2: Some Terms You Should Know

Chapter 3: The Different Types of Accountants

Chapter 4: The Income Statement

Chapter 5: The Balance Sheet

Chapter 6: The Cash Flow Statement

Chapter 7: Tax Accounting

Chapter 8: Accounting Software to Consider

Chapter 9: Tips to Use When You Begin with Accounting

Bookkeeping

The Basics of Bookkeeping

Managing the Assets, Liabilities and Owner’s Equity

Using Ledgers to Keep Track of Your Business Activity

Dealing with Depreciation in Your Business

How to Adjust Any Entry

The Different Financial Statements

Understanding How Taxes Work for Your Small Business

The Best Bookkeeping Tips for Your Business

Taxes for Small Business

Chapter 1: What Small Businesses Need to Know About Taxes in 2018

Chapter 2: Tax Tips for New Business Owners in 2018

Chapter 3: How the New Tax Reform Will Help You or Hurt You

Chapter 4: Should You Be an LLC, a Sole Proprietor or an S-Corp

Chapter 5: How to Plan for the Tax Season

Chapter 6: Should You File Quarterly and If so How Do You Do This

Chapter 7: What Can You Deduct on Your Taxes for a Standard Small Business

Chapter 8: Business Expenses That Cannot Be Written off and Why