Have you ever been stuck in a long queue for a Port-a-Loo on a summer’s day? The thought of shutting yourself in that hot, stench-ridden box after the three thousand people have splashed and splattered and used up all the scratchy toilet paper before you really isn’t appealing is it? Read the full article »
by Kevin on June 10, 2010
To access the screen to make these changes:
- From the Welcome screen, click on Set up books on the menu bar.
- Click on the Set up VAT codes option.
You will then see this screen:
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by Kevin on April 9, 2010
The summary page gives you a wealth of useful information in one central location. Read the full article »
by Kevin on April 9, 2010
The Sales and Purchase day books are used for recording a list of sales and purchase for a particular month. The totals from the data entered in these books is shown on the summary page. Read the full article »
by Kevin on April 9, 2010
Our main objective is to help business owners achieve their goals and ambitions and to do this we start with the finances…
Where do you want to be in 5 years time?
What is stopping you from achieving your goals?
What are you worried about?
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by Kevin on March 18, 2010
I spend a lot of my working day visiting clients at their home or place of work. I am very privileged that I get to see so many different people with different outlooks on life, and also I get to see all their business and personal financial affairs.
I often ask, “What’s the plan this year? What are you trying to achieve?” and I get a mixed response, including:
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by Kevin on March 16, 2010
Bookkeeping to some, is a bit like doing the washing up…. it can be dull, boring and is never done.
If you feel this way about your business books then you must act fast and employ the services of a good bookkeeper, at prime entry we offer a fixed price bureau service, just contact us for a free quotation..
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by Kevin on March 16, 2010
Everyone in business, no matter how big or how small, has to keep some form of bookkeeping. The problem is, it’s like the washing up – it’s never finished!
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by Kevin on March 16, 2010