Comments on: The Legal Implications of Bookkeeping

By: Cheryl Isaac

Cheryl Isaac — Mon, 26 May 2008 11:22:08 +0000

Thanks for the article. Very helpful–I think a lot of small business owners sre getting to the point of realization that bookkeeping is very important. I also think some have miscontrued the definition of bookkeeping with tax filing; and since some accountants are shying away from the bookkeeping realm, people are really finding out the importance of keeping good books. Kudos to all the bookkeepers out there!

By: Ellen Schultz

Ellen Schultz — Wed, 21 May 2008 18:42:50 +0000

In my many years of offering small businesses my QuickBooks bookkeeping services, I’ve had many women as clients. What I’ve observed is a large number of otherwise competent women shying away from hiring a bookkeeper, that is me, or when they did hire me to do their bookkeeping, they complained about the high cost of my services very often. Several years ago I hosted an event for small business women where I offered free starter copies of QuickBooks and free advice on managing a small business from an accounting point of view. It was the least attended event I had hosted and a couple of the attendees were men.

By: afa dalton

afa dalton — Mon, 19 May 2008 05:57:12 +0000

…bylund’s operation is just what we’re looking for…just tired of going thru expensive ‘experts’ all the time…thank u for the contact

By: Lynnea Bylund

Lynnea Bylund — Sun, 18 May 2008 17:22:37 +0000

Thank you Nina!

Frankly, while I am a staunch advocate of solid small business bookkeeping (and QuickBooks, of course), my editorial staff had strong reservations about my penning such a “mundane” article.

Thanks to YOU, I’ve been vindicated!

Sincerely, Lynnea