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The KNOW YOUR BUSINESS – Guide to bookkeeping

Print version for business owners
Is your only interest in financial reports the bottom line? Or is it the only part you understand? What about, you know you are making a profit, but why is your business always short of cash? Our easy-to-follow steps in the Guide explains how both financial and cash flow reports are created. Your bookkeeping records are designed to produce both, so learn how to read them properly, and know your business from your own records. You might find that those midnight hours you sweat over looking for cash to pay your bills are cut back, because you know in advance when they are due.

The KNOW YOUR BUSINESS – Guide to bookkeeping

E-book version for business owners
The e-book version has all the features as the print version, but with one major advantage. It is an integral part of the computerised bookkeeping system and Invoice Register, and keeps users up-to-date with new developments. It also doubles as a newsletter, with readers feedback.

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Bookkeeping and Invoice Register Workbooks

Browse our marketplace to find Excel add-on workbooks that provide comprehensive solutions for recording financial transactions and managing invoices efficiently.

KNOW YOUR BUSINESS Guide to Bookkeeping (E-book)

Explore our collection of e-books, including the KNOW YOUR BUSINESS Guide to Bookkeeping.  This helps you with valuable insights and guidance on effective bookkeeping practices.

Computers in Accounting After 40 Years - The Verdict (E-book)

Dive into our selection of e-books, such as Computers in Accounting After 40 Years – The Verdict. It offers a retrospective look at the evolution of computers in accounting and its impact on modern practices.

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Cash Accounting

It is the simplest form of bookkeeping.

All financial actions are recorded as they happen in chronological order.

Invoice Register

Invoice register records the receipt of goods on credit terms. Ownership of goods is transferred from the Supplier to the Customer on delivery.

Linked together, all financial actions are recorded as they happen. Reports are based on financial reports format as they happen.

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