From April 2019 the UK national minimum wage thresholds are as follows: Apprentices £3.90 Under 18 £4.35 18 - 20 years[...]

This is part 2 of The Definitive Free Guide To Bookkeeping. If you've not read the first part, click below:[...]

The Definitive Free Guide To Bookkeeping For Beginners Guide to Bookkeeping last updated May 2019 by Quentin Pain Introduction And[...]

The functions of a bookkeeper may be many and varied however there are a few straightforward procedures that every bookkeeper[...]

Bookkeeping principles are rules that the business accountant or bookkeeper follows in order to create accurate records of the business's[...]

In this in depth article we look at all the basics you need to be aware of to set up[...]

The bookkeeper has a responsible position in society. She tracks the flow of monies that come into and go out[...]

The tasks a bookkeeper needs to do may be highly specific or they may be extremely varied. A bookkeeper’s day-to-day[...]

The work of the bookkeeper has been done for centuries and in the most basic of terms you will be[...]

What Are Bookkeeping Skills? Being a good bookkeeper means being able to represent an exact picture of the financial aspects[...]

So you've just become the treasurer (or are thinking of becoming a treasurer) for your local club, but you're not[...]

Treasurers are usually unpaid volunteers (if you are one of these, welcome to the club!). Your job can range from[...]

Bookkeeping is the process of recording daily transactions of a business and is a key component to building a financially[...]

The simple answer to the question 'Are bookkeeping businesses profitable?' is 'Yes.' The most important thing when setting up your[...]

The simplest way to become a bookkeeper is to pass a basic bookkeeping certification, such as the Accounting for Everything[...]

Knowing the difference between gross profit and net profit matters for 2 main reasons: You buy things to resell Your[...]

Depreciation is the amount an asset has reduced depending on age, wear and tear, and current market value. It is a[...]

In the UK, HMRC are introducing compulsory quarterly accounting periods for all businesses by 2020 (if you're in any other[...]