Accounting: For Small Businesses QuickStart Guide - Understanding Accounting For Your Sole Proprietorship, Startup, 2nd Edition

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Accounting: For Small Businesses QuickStart Guide - Understanding Accounting For Your Sole Proprietorship, Startup, & LLC 2nd Edition by ClydeBank Business
English | 2017 | ISBN: 1945051450, 1945051000 | 102 Pages | EPUB | 1.98 MB

Compliant & Professional Accounting for Small Businesses, Simplified

Are you ready to optimize the financial foundation of your business?

Stop leaving money on the table.

| ENHANCED & EXPANDED SECOND EDITION |
Now even easier and more helpful than before!

Learn how to control your cash flow, audit-proof your business, and increase your profits.
Our Accounting for Small Businesses QuickStart Guide provides superior value in an easy-to-read, informative format. For entrepreneurial readers or accounting students genuinely interested in learning how to apply basic accounting principles in business, this guide provides a fast, efficient path to understanding in a self-paced learning environment.
Each foundational accounting principle is supplemented by extensive examples.

Accounting can be complicated for new learners, and no one has more hats to wear than small business owners. That's why this QuickStart Guide is packed with fun, educational example scenarios that illustrate how accounting principles function in small business environments with an eye for improvement.
You don't need to hire a CFO or enlist the services of a CPA.

Small business owners thrive on self-reliance. Accounting is known as the true "language of business," and if you're ready to find your fluency and boost your bottom line, then this QuickStart Guide is the perfect starting point.
**New** Your purchase comes with free lifetime access to our collection of relevant digital assets. These guides, summaries, checklists, and cheat sheets enhance your learning journey and supplement this QuickStart Guide.

You'll Learn…
• Double-entry accounting
• The relationship between assets, aiabilities, and equity
• Accrual accounting vs. cash accounting
• The creation and application of financial statements
• The Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP)
• Detecting and preventing fraud
• Optimizing record keeping

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