Monthly Reports to Review with Bookkeeper #shorts

19 Dec 2023 · 1 min
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Bob Gauvreau (creator) explains which monthly financial reports business owners should review with their bookkeeper: (1) the income statement/profit & loss — showing revenue, expense breakdown, gross profit and gross profit margin and overhead; (2) the balance sheet — listing assets (cash, accounts receivable, inventory, prepaid expenses, capital assets) and liabilities; and (3) the cash flow statement — reviewed by comparing balance-sheet accounts month-to-month to see cash movement. The video is a brief how-to/recommendation for monthly bookkeeping review.

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