Learn how to manage law firm accounting, from setting up IOLTA trust accounts and performing three-way reconciliations to optimizing billing, maximizing tax deductions, and staying compliant with ABA and state bar rules.
Learn the essentials of nonprofit accounting including fund accounting, the three key financial statements, tax-exempt filing requirements, common mistakes to avoid, and best practices to keep your organization compliant and transparent.
Learn what petty cash is, how the imprest system works, step-by-step setup instructions, journal entries for establishing and replenishing the fund, reconciliation best practices, and internal controls to prevent fraud.
Learn how to set up property management accounting for rental properties, track income and expenses, maximize tax deductions including depreciation and 1031 exchanges, and file your taxes correctly on Schedule E.
Learn how to set up property management accounting for rental properties, maximize landlord tax deductions including depreciation and repairs, handle security deposits correctly, avoid common bookkeeping mistakes, and file taxes using Schedule E.
Learn what revenue recognition is, how the ASC 606 five-step model works, common mistakes to avoid, and best practices for recording revenue accurately in your small business.
Learn what deferred revenue is, why it is recorded as a liability, and how to recognize it over time. Includes journal entry examples, ASC 606 guidance, common mistakes, and practical tips for small businesses managing advance payments.
Learn what deferred revenue is, why it's classified as a liability, and how to record it with proper journal entries. Covers ASC 606 revenue recognition rules, common mistakes, and practical tips for SaaS and subscription businesses.
Learn the difference between a fiscal year and a calendar year, who can choose a fiscal year, and how to pick the right tax year for your business. Covers IRS rules, natural business year concept, advantages, and how to change your fiscal year.
Learn the key differences between independent contractors and employees, including the IRS three-factor test, DOL economic reality test, ABC test, tax obligations, misclassification penalties, and best practices for classifying workers correctly.