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Virtual Bookkeeping Services for small businesses

www.MyVirtualBookkeeper.com – MyVirtualBookkeeper.com utilizes technology and the Internet to provide affordable, accurate, and professional bookkeeping and accounting services. Outsourcing your bookkeeping tasks is an economical way to handle business matters – from routine to complicated tasks. Accounting and bookkeeping projects are transmitted and communicated by e-mail, instant messenging, phone or fax. Send us your bank statements and credit card statements by fax, email or postal mail. We properly code your income and expenses using QuickBooks, which we provide or we can go online to your own QuickBooks and update it. Reconcile your accounts, inform you of any red flags we see or problems with expenses. Create monthly financial statements, profit and loss, balance sheets, budget analysis which we can mail, fax or email back to you. We are also coding all your income and expenses to the appropriate tax line item. At the end of the year we can provide your CPA with a copy of your annual QuickBooks accounting file – we have done all the work! Or if you need your return done we can do it for you. As a small business owner, you most likely work out of your home office or another other relatively small office space. You need business support, but you don’t like the idea of inviting someone into the privacy of your home. Or, you just don’t have the space in your office for an additional person plus their equipment. It’s obvious that retaining a costly in-house staff is a …


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What do you need for a small business office to look "lived in"?

I have a small business with an office space that our team uses, although not more than 1-2 times a week. Some investors are coming to visit, and the expectation is that our office looks like a full-time "typical" working office. We normally operate with "what we need" (ie our own laptops, necessary office supplies, and some "ad hoc" copying/printing gear). I can see we need more to impress these investors. Thus far I have procured a lease on a commercial photocopy machine, some basic supplies (pens, pencils, paper, paperclips, etc…), and a full complement of furniture… I am concerned with the "little things" that I may have missed that investors will notice. Any thoughts?


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Saving small business assets through personal bankruptcy?

I have a small business… sole proprietorship…. i’m having to file personal bankruptcy…mostly credit card debt and medical bills. Can I protect my business assets (my computers and some other stuff are exempt under Ch 7, but not office furniture which exceeds the personal exemption) if i convert it to a corporation a few months before filing?


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