Dear Friend,

You’ve come to this page because you want to be certain about how your business is doing and whether you're truly profitable.  You’re probably tired of….

Using your cash to make a "quick buy" and forget to write down what you did...

Using your business account for personal and your personal for business…

Or maybe you’ll be asked...Hey, is your business making money right now?

And you start to wonder, because....you really aren't sure...

There really is a reason that large companies, publicly traded, privately held, start ups and long time business owners ALL rely on financial statements.

Some of the business that rely on these statements are online...some are offline...

In fact, many of the very businesses that rely solely on PayPal have one language they speak when it comes to how their business is doing...

You’re probably wondering, if that's even possible when you're first starting? Isn't that only for businesses with CPA's on staff?

The answer is yes and no. It requires making sure that everything is recorded correctly. In some cases, it's important to understand how something will impact the business before you decide to report it

Whether you have been struggling with making sure that you get the kind of tracking or the right kind of reporting, it's possible to have financial statements just like any other company AND know what those statements mean

And putting them together wont take you long to learn, in fact, in less than 60 minutes you can be well on your way to understand enough accounting to give you a good look at your business and how it's performing. This kind of training can stay with you for as long as you stay in business.

This means that you’ll know EXACTLY what to do in your business based on your financial position.

And you can do it over and over again…

Whether you are just learning how to use financial software, or you're an old pro, understanding how to use it to get organized is vital to help you to make the right decision for the right reason.

Think of what it would be like to look at something that you want to buy or something you need to invest in, and be confident as to what kind of impact it can and will have in your business. Once you understand the fundamentals of your financial statements, you can make solid decisions about everything you do in business.