Sinopsis
ecommerce Accounting
Episodios
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001 – A Simple chart of accounts for your growing ecommerce business
31/01/2019 Duración: 36minAmazon Accounting Podcast: Before we get into the chart of accounts we want to mention our course: AMZACCOUNTING SIMPLIFIED WE CAN HELP YOU CREATE YOUR CUSTOM ACCOUNTING SYSTEM WITH QUICKBOOKS ONLINE AND MASTER YOUR AMAZON FINANCIALS You’re overwhelmed with accounting software options and are afraid you’ll pick one that might limit you down the road. You have no idea how to adjust your Amazon deposits for gross sales, refunds, and fees. You’re confused about the difference between inventory and cost of goods sold not to mention how to track them. You’ve invested so much time reading blog posts, downloading free accounting resources … now, you’re stuck on information overload AND still don’t know where to start! Then consider joining a program to help you build a foundation. One that can evolve with your business. One that can help you get control of your business once and for all. https://amzaccountingsimplified.com/podcast Are you overwhelmed thinking about your business accounting? Do you not know where to
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000 – Why start a podcast?
21/01/2019 Duración: 09minAmazon Accounting Podcast: We are big podcast fans. We both listen to many every each week (while exercising, working, relaxing) and realized starting a podcast is an excellent way to reach people we couldn’t otherwise reach with our current channels. We know the solutions to the headaches and stress that are associated with accounting for an e-commerce business. Anxiety Procrastinate Hate These words come up regularly in the same sentence as accounting. It doesn’t have to be that way if a person just knows what steps to follow to get an accounting foundation built, and what routine to follow on an ongoing basis so that the seller will know, once and for all, on a regular basis, if their business is making money or not. So many people are flying blind, hoping at tax time that they’ve made profit, that they don’t have too much debt associated with the prior year’s business activities, and that they can pay their taxes without hurting cash flow too badly. Being a part of “hard” conversations with sellers about