ICYMI - Financial planning during quarantine: What you can do right now
The COVID-19 pandemic has thrown many of us a financial curveball. Some personal and business expenses are up, and others are down. Your personal income may be affected and your business revenue could be significantly lower. Do you know where you, your family and your business stand financially today?
There’s no time like the present to engage in some hardball financial planning that lets you know where you stand and where you hope to be when life and business return to normal.QuickBooks has become the go-to accounting program for many small businesses. It’s certainly as quick as its name implies when you understand how to use it. The QuickBooks Master Class will get you up to speed in record time.
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