Your Money at Amazon—Do You Know Where it is?
Are you receiving all the money owed to you by Amazon? How can you ensure that you are? In last week’s blog, we learned from Yoni Mazor of GETIDA about collecting FBA Reimbursements.
Are you receiving all the money owed to you by Amazon? How can you ensure that you are? In last week’s blog, we learned from Yoni Mazor of GETIDA about collecting FBA Reimbursements.
Just before the New Year, the new Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021 was passed. My colleague and bookskeep financial advisor, Anna Popke of Majestic Oak Financial, summarized a few key aspects that ecommerce business owners need to keep in mind.
Now that another year is in the books, my hope is that your bank accounts are full as a result of great year-end sales and careful financial management. If you haven’t already, you will soon be preparing your records for your tax provider. As we send out year-end financial statements to our clients, we often […]
2020 is in the books! How did you do? With the new year just beginning, now is the perfect time to look at your P&L and Balance Sheet to check the health of your business. I also recommend that you run your Profit Assessment, as well. Even if you did this earlier in the year, […]
Are you preparing for the upcoming tax season? At bookskeep, we are looking ahead and planning throughout the year to make certain our clients have the reports they need as they prepare for tax time when January rolls around. There are many tasks involved in these preparations. One of them is issuing 1099s. Bookskeep has […]
In real estate we often hear the top three things that matter most are Location, Location, Location. For ecommerce sellers our mantra should be Margin, Margin, Margin! Gross Margin or Gross Profit is a number every seller should know. I hear a lot of talk about ROI, and that is important as you make sourcing […]
It’s been a few months since we talked about the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans that many of you received earlier in the year. We have been monitoring the guidance issued by the Treasury Department and the Small Business Administration (SBA) and trying to keep tabs on the “talk” that Congress may forgive loans up […]