There are four types of bookkeeper. Which one you choose will determine how easy, or expensive, life becomes for you.

Never spend more than you can afford to pay back. Sounds obvious, right? But here's a lesson in what can happen to even the best of them ...

Bookkeeping is easy. Unless you let it get away from you. Here's an example of what can happen if it does, and what you can do to rectify it

Good bookkeeping is a little like homeschooling. And if you want to spend less time hair pulling, and more time on projects, follow this tip

It may be practical to do your own bookkeeping for a while. But there are some signals to look out for when it's time to use a bookkeeper.

If you take nothing else away from this bookkeeping series of business tips, then at least take this away ...

Automating bookkeeping will save you a whole heap of time, and stress. And here's three ways you can automate your bookkeeping process:

Bookkeeping is an essential part of running a business. In this bookkeeping series you will learn 5 top tips to make bookkeeping simple.

The internet has made bookkeeping mercifully simple. And providers such as QuickBooks has helped further, here's how:

Everything King Midas touched turned to gold. How can you expand your business in a way that leads to gold, but without the pain?

Even the basics require continual reinforcement - even something as simple as QuickBooks, but only if you do this single simple thing.

If you don't retain receipts for business expenses you are pouring money away. Don't let that happen with this simple bookkeeping tip:

On washing day, you don't want to mix whites and pinks. Similarly, you want to keep your personal and business finances seperate, here's why

This small business tip will help ensure your Sunday is relaxing, whilst ensuring your self-assessment tax return is submitted on time.

This is a simple bookkeeping tip that will make running your business easier, and save you a world of bother later on if you follow it.

Would you like to save some money? Then follow this simple piece of bookkeeping advice ...