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Small Business Accounting School: Accounting Terms To Know

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Accounting Terms Every Small Business Owner Should Know | Small Business Bookkeeping & Tax Accountants | Mazuma USA

 

Summer is almost out and Pomp and Circumstance is queued up at schools across the country, but when it comes to Small Biz Accounting School, we’re just about to be in session. With tax season finally over for another year, we’re looking towards helping small business owners, entrepreneurs and solopreneurs alike by giving them a summer school version of accounting school. While it’s true that we won’t be handing out diplomas or prepping anyone to sit for their CPA exam, we’re more than ready to help anyone interested in handling the finances and bookkeeping of their small business.

Each week over the summer, we’ll be posting another session of Small Biz Accounting School  and covering topics that will help you manage your business, your books, and accomplish your entrepreneurial dreams. Knowledge is power, and it’s time to get financially set to grow your business and increase your green.

First things first. To understand any subject, you need to have a sound understanding of the basic principles and vocabulary that’s commonly used. When it comes to accounting, we often get blank stares, but it really isn’t as hard as it all seems to be. This week, we’ll be covering the Top 10 Accounting Terms Every Business Owner Should Know.

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Accounting Terms Every Small Business Owner Should Know | Small Business Bookkeeping & Tax Accountants | Mazuma USA

 

Ben Sutton

Ben Sutton

Ben Sutton is the founder of Mazuma USA, an accounting firm providing tax, bookkeeping and payroll services to small businesses. Since founding Mazuma, Ben has established himself as an expert in the small business world. He’s still driven by that same desire to provide accounting help to all small businesses – from photographers, bloggers and creatives to lawyers, doctors, and dentists, everyone needs affordable accounting help. Ben is a Certified Public Accountant, and a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. But Ben considers his greatest achievement and credential to be his happy wife and four children.

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