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Equipment can be both an asset and a liability in business accounting. Learn how to classify it properly on your balance sheet.

QuickBooks makes it easy to import your vendor list and suppliers in bulk whether you're using QuickBooks Online or QuickBooks Pro on desktop.

Variable pay can incentivize your employees, establish your competitive advantage in hiring, and help you hit your revenue targets. Here's how to use it.

This easy, step-by-step guide will show you how to run payroll in QuickBooks, featuring in-depth instructions and images.

The four types of payroll schedules are weekly, biweekly, semimonthly and monthly. Here's how to choose the best one for your business.

Not sure what bonus depreciation is or how to track it? Learn how to claim bonus depreciation for your business assets in this detailed guide.

International PEOs can help you expand abroad, but some say that global employer organizations provide the same services more reliably.

Learn all about the payroll forms small business owners must file or obtain, and how payroll software can help.

A biweekly pay schedule is the most common pay frequency. Here's how your small business can implement it.

Inventory management means having the right amount of product to meet demand. Learn how POS systems can help you with inventory management.

Learn how to set up direct deposit in QuickBooks Payroll.

This guide explains how to create QuickBooks payroll reports and how these payroll reports can help your business.

If your business uses PayPal or another payment processor, you'll be charged a merchant fee. QuickBooks can help you manage and record those fees.

Use QuickBooks' time-tracking functions to track billable hours and other timesheet options. Our instructions cover QuickBooks Online and QuickBooks Pro.

If you need to transfer your customer list to QuickBooks, here's how to export that list from Excel, Gmail, or Outlook and import it into QuickBooks.

The DOT log book is a federal document used to track when a driver is on and off duty. Learn how to use electronic logging devices with driver logs.

Cash basis and accrual basis are two different ways of valuing assets on your business's books. Learn the differences and why they matter.

Overhead rate is a measure of a company's indirect costs relative to another input or metric. Learn how to calculate your overhead rate.

The majority of small business loans require a personal guarantee from business owners. Learn how guarantees work, the risks and the requirements.

Cost accounting makes it easy to track the value of large assets on your books. Learn when to use it for your small business.

Retro pay is extra wages added to employee paychecks when a prior check was less than it should have been. Learn how to calculate and avoid retro pay.

Here’s an extensive list of spam trigger words to avoid and tips on how to bypass spam filters.

Email marketing automation saves time, boosts ROI, and delivers a better subscriber experience. Learn how to automate your emails efficiently.

A bounced email is an email that wasn't delivered successfully. Learn how a hard bounce differs from a soft bounce and how to avoid bounces.

PayPal and merchant accounts have some key differences. While PayPal users get an account similar to a merchant account, they also get a lot more.

Interchange fees are costs you pay for processing credit card transactions. See how these fees may impact your small business.

This guide explains how auto-dialers work and how your business can use them to save time and boost productivity.

This article explains how value-based healthcare improves outcomes and results in happier practitioners and less spending throughout the medical industry.

Want to optimize your cash flow management? Spend more time with your accounts payable and receivable.

This guide explains how business collateral works and why it’s important when you're applying for a secured loan.