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Recordkeeping Made Easy for the Self-Employed, by Jack Fox. Wiley.
If you're one of the country's 20.5 million self-employed businesspeople, here's some news you simply can't afford to ignore . . . Bookkeepers' Boot Camp: Get a Grip on Accounting Basics, by Angie Mohr. Self-Counsel Press. Bookkeepers' Boot Camp teaches you how to sort through your masses of information and paperwork, how to record what is important for your business, and how to use that information to grow your business for success! Book-Keeping & Accounting for the Small Business, by Peter Taylor. How to Books. Bookkeeping & Administration for the Smaller Business, by Elvira Bellegoni. Etta Publishing Company. Easy to read/understand explanation of bookkeeping and administration with ample illustrations, designed for the business owner, for those starting a business, and those changing careers or returning to the work force. All the information is relevant and to be used on daily operations. Bookkeeping & Tax Preparation: Start & Build a Prosperous Bookkeeping, Tax, & Financial Services Business, by Gordon P. Lewis. The book considers the advantages and disadvantages of self-employment, looks closely at entrepreneurship, reviews the nuts and bolts and costs of start up, presents the legal requirements, and tells how to acquire adequate computer equipment to do the job right. Computerized Bookkeeping in Laymens Terms, by Julie A. Mucha-Aydlott. San Diego Business Accounting Solutions. Computerized Bookkeeping in Laymen's Terms a QuickBooks® and small business instruction guide was written for the small business owner who wants the convenience and cost-savings of setting up and running their own bookkeeping system using QuickBooks® but don't know where to start. First Steps in Bookkeeping, by A. E. Hussey, Gordon D. P. New South Wales Univ Pr Ltd. Keeping the Books : Basic Record Keeping and Accounting for the Successful Small Business (Keeping the Books), by Linda Pinson. Dearborn Trade, a Kaplan Professional Company; 6 edition. Despite a burning passion for their new businesses, entrepreneurs will not succeed unless they learn to keep their financial records in order. Step-by-Step Bookkeeping: The Complete Handbook for the Small Business (Revised), by Robert C. Ragan. Sterling Publishing. “Persons beginning a business may have technical knowledge, management skills, or marketing experience, but most likely no knowledge of accounting or record keeping. [He] clearly describes the basics of ledgers, balance sheets, tax forms, accounts receivable, etc. Many updated sample forms are included.”—Booklist. “A book well worth reading...exhaustive detail.”—INC Magazine. Streetwise Finance and Accounting: How to Keep Your Books and Manage Your Finances Without an MBA, a CPA, or a Ph.D., by Suzanne Caplan. Adams Media Corporation; 1st edition. Vital Records, by Made E-Z Products. Made E-Z Products. Vital Records Made E-Z contains over 200 E-Z-to-use forms to organize virtually every aspect of your life-family, business, education, finance, recreation, travel, and much more. You'll never again have to search for important information. Back to Business Bookstore Index Copyright© 1995-2005 TMG. All Rights Reserved. |
