GET IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIME Are you tired of constantly not knowing what to do when it comes to accounting and bookkeeping?
If so, you’re in the right place!
In
QuickBooks Small Business Bookkeeping and Accounting Guide , Zachary shows the basics of bookkeeping all the way to complex items like handling managing your cash flow. With a heavy focus QuickBooks and accounting fundamentals - readers will go from novice to an accounting
professional in a matter of hours.
Zachary Covers:
- Importance of accounting
- Basic accounting terms
- QuickBooks software buyers guide
- Chart of Accounts overview
- Accounting automation
- Monthly closing process
- Setting a weekly schedule
- Reconciliation walk-through
- Inventory Basics
- Key Reports
And much more! So dive in now to become a bookkeeping and accounting professional.
If you're a small to medium sized business owner, partner, investor, manager, or employee looking for a fast, affordable, convenient way to manage your company's bottom line, this detailed guide will pay for itself.
Find out why this book has been a classic go-to for business owners for years, and learn how to get a handle on your small business finances today!
Zachary Weiner began his startup journey at UNC Chapel Hill by partnering with a group of entrepreneurs to change the way online sports lessons were delivered. Upon graduating, he went on to lead marketing at a boutique commercial real estate firm out of New York. Seeing firsthand how transactions occurred, he became interested in finance and turnaround real estate. Zac spent the next years working his way up to Regional Director at a commercial real estate firm through developing and executing business strategy, operating plans, and budgets. Utilizing a hands-on management strategy, realigning key team members, implementing operational and financial accountability/procedures, Zac was able to see a direct $500k turnaround in less than one year’s time from an underperforming entity. Zac’s worldview, solid financial knowledge, and grit contributed to his success at the investment firm, leading to his management of multiple properties with a team of hundred, including eight direct reports. Wanting to get back to the Big Apple, Zac took an opportunity to serve as CFO of a growing restaurant group with 15 locations throughout Manhattan and Brooklyn. There, he took a twenty-first century view of the accounting department: streamlining processes, using technology as a partner, revamping accounting systems, and ensuring proper cash management. He instituted a central treasury program to maximize cash flow and developed a cohesive operating budget. By spending a considerable amount of time working with the operations staff and analyzing the big data, Zac was able to phase out underperforming stores, realign operational hours, and increase overall profits for the parent company. Zac left the fast casual group in early 2017. Since then, Zac has been an outsourced financial controller and CFO for startups and small businesses across the country. His clients vary from fundraising/pre-revenue to $20 million in annual sales. Through his multiple bestselling books and guides, he has been able to help thousands of small business owners better manage their finances.
