Business receipt organization

We have the best ways how to organize receipts for your business! No matter the size of your business, you must get organized to make tax season a breeze.

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One of the not so joyful parts of having a small business is the bookkeeping. Record keeping is one of those necessary evils – receipt keeping is the worst. It’s hard to keep everything in order and they just take up space. I’ve been through a number of different methods for storing receipts over the years – shoeboxes, envelopes in shoeboxes, clear plastic sleeves, stapling them to paper and filing them the list goes on. Nothing was really awesome, until my most recent solution which has…

Saturday organizing time! Wahoo! I must admit I love to organize things! They may not stay that way for very long (hahaha) but I love to go through the process of it all. Today we are going to tackle, are you ready? RECEIPTS!! Ahhhh!!!! Those dreaded little pieces of paper that we keep for budgeting purposes, tax purposes, warranty purposes, etc. etc. And the worst thing about them is they come in all shapes and sizes!! This is what makes it so hard to manage them! Well have no fear…

Today, I’m talking more in depth about getting your financial paperwork organized for year-end so that you’re ready for tax prep.

Learn to put systems into place to finally organize those pesky business receipts. Keeping them is crucial in case of an IRS audit! Read the blog to learn tips & tricks on keeping them organized and in a safe place.

Keeping track of receipts for your small business is very important: it keeps you organized, keeps you on budget, and can be a big money-saver when you file deductions at tax time. The IRS is not a big fan of estimating your expenses. If you are going to claim a deduction, you’re going to need: * When: The date of the transaction * Where: Where you bought the item * What: What the item was * Why: What purpose it served in your business When, where, and what are generally found on a receip

As a business owner, receipts, copies of invoices, bills, and other paperwork can pile up quickly making our desks cluttered and offices messy.When you have a plan in place to organize all those papers, you can clear out quite a bit of office clutter and

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