Bank Reconciliation Explained: What It Is, Why It Matters, and How Often to Do It

Bank reconciliation is looking at your records as compared to your bank statement line by line until the two totals match. It catches errors, missed fees, and fraud early. Most small businesses should do it at least once a month. Busy businesses with lots of daily sales should do it weekly, or even daily.

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Accounts Payable vs Accounts Receivable: How Small Businesses Should Manage Both?

Accounts payable is money your business owes to others, like supplier bills. Accounts receivable is money others owe you, like unpaid customer invoices. Payables are a liability. Receivables are an asset. 

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Multi-Currency Bookkeeping: How Businesses Can Manage International Transactions?

Multi-currency accounting is the recording of transactions, invoices and financial balances in many currencies that are then converted into the local currency for reporting purposes. Each transaction is recorded at the exchange rate on the day it happens. When rates move before you’re paid or before you pay, you record an exchange gain or loss.

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Accounts Payable vs Accounts Receivable: How Small Businesses Should Manage Both?

Accounts payable is money your business owes to others, like supplier bills. Accounts receivable is money others owe you, like unpaid customer invoices. Payables are a liability. Receivables are an asset. Managing both well means collecting what you’re owed quickly and paying your bills on time, but not too early, so cash keeps flowing.

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Multi-Currency Bookkeeping for International Businesses | Square Accounting

One of our clients sells software to customers in the UK, Canada and Australia. Good problem to have, right? Until tax season. Their books showed income in three currencies, all lumped together as if every pound, dollar and Aussie dollar were worth the same. The totals were off by thousands.

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