In previous posts, we brought the balance sheet into focus and then adjusted our aperture to focus on three important balance sheet analyses. Now we'll take a closer look at one of the main sections of the balance sheet - Owner's Equity. Think of owner's equity in terms of a time-lapse. A
Adjust Your Aperture: 3 Balance Sheet Analyses to Focus On
When we discussed the basics of a balance sheet, we likened it to a snapshot of a company's financial position: what a company owns and owes at a particular point in time. The most important element of a good photo is the ability of the photograph to communicate with the viewer. It should be able
Say Cheese! – Bringing the Balance Sheet into Focus
The Balance Sheet provides a snapshot of a company's financial position - what the company owns and what it owes - at a particular point in time, often at the end of a month, quarter or year. Business owners, investors, and lenders use the Balance Sheet to assess a company's financial strength and
Where’s My Money? The Importance of Reviewing Your Statement of Cash Flows
Question: My Profit & Loss Statement shows a positive net income last month, so why do I not have any money in my bank account? Answer: Many business owners struggle with this question, so you are not alone. The fact that you are reviewing your Profit & Loss Statement regularly is an
Manage Accounts – QuickBooks Tutorial Video
Every time you create an invoice or enter a bill for your business in QuickBooks, you are either accessing one of your existing customer or vendor accounts, or creating a new one account. Over time, these account lists will likely become lengthy. There may be duplicates or inactive accounts or