How to Keep Track of Small Business Expenses

Tracking your expenses doesn’t have to be a headache. With the right approach and tools, you can simplify the process and stay on top of your finances. Here’s how:

1. Go Digital with Accounting Software

Tools like QuickBooks automate much of the expense tracking process. They can handle invoices, receipts, and payments, giving you a real-time snapshot of your finances.

2. Categorize Expenses

Organize your costs into categories like utilities, payroll, and marketing. This makes it easier to see where your money is going and streamlines tax deductions.

3. Save & Organize Receipts

Use apps or digital storage systems to keep receipts in one place. Say goodbye to the shoebox method and hello to stress-free tax prep!

4. Separate Business and Personal Finances

Have a dedicated business bank account and credit card. This avoids messy overlaps and keeps expenses clear.

5. Review Regularly

Schedule time monthly to review your expense reports and financial statements. Spot trends, identify waste, and plan for growth.

6. Hire an Expert

If it feels overwhelming, hire a professional to manage or review your books. Sometimes, a little help goes a long way!

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