I am pleased to announce that I have become a part of the QuickBooks ProAdvisor Program Gold. I have just added the badge to the home page of this website. It is also included in the footer area. As an independent Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor (ADVANCED), it is also great to be a part o the Gold Program.
Folks, let’s talk plain and simple about taxes – the old saying holds true. It’s sure cheaper to keep out of trouble than digging yourself out of a tax hole with the IRS! It simple: if you miss the mark on tax obligations or mess up those returns, it’s like opening the floodgates for penalties…
Change is in the air at Sheldon Bookkeeping, and we’re excited to unveil our brand new logo! After careful consideration and creative brainstorming, we felt it was time to refresh our visual identity to better reflect our values, mission, and the dynamic nature of our services. Our previous logo served us well, but as our…
We have added a new pafe here on the website about our Tax Planning service, which is included with our bookkeeping service. We believe that the time to handle your taxes is throughout the year, not just at the time when you write out your check when you file your annual tax forms. Let us…
Creating and customizing an invoice in QuickBooks Online is fast and easy. However there are changes coming to the QuickBooks Online Invoicing. An invoice change that will affect QuickBooks Online Essentials customers begins December 11, 2023. Other QuickBooks Online plans will follow over the next several months. . QuickBooks Online, and customers will be directly notified in…
There is a new office phone number for Sheldon Bookkeeping: (717) 219-7301. The new line has been placed into service to help us better respond to clients. The policy of giving my personal mobile phone number to my clients remain in effect. I always want my clients to be able to reach me directly when…
Now is the time to harden your passwords. Stop using simple, easy-to-remember passwords like: Your dog’s name Words like QWERTY or PASSWORD You child’s name. Instead, create a password with upper and lower case letters, numbers, and special characters. And it should make no sense to anyone. Here is an example: d$&vYF1F4Ig5@fkb And you will…