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From: Marty on 12 Jul 2010 16:35
Oops... good comments, no employees, and retail - mail order to start.

She' the artist and I will help with the sales shipping etc.

Thanks

On 7/12/2010 3:27 PM, R. C. White wrote:
> Hi, Marty.
>
> What kind of business? The accounting for a retail business is MUCH
> different from that for a service business. If you will have employees -
> even ONE employee - you will encounter a whole fleet of different
> complications.
>
> These are just a couple of the details that anyone would need to know
> about your business before he or she could begin to advise whether H&B
> would be suitable for you. And, since I've never used Quicken H&B, I'll
> stay away from the subject, except for these opening caveats.
>
> Good luck with your business!
>
> RC
From: ps56k on 14 Jul 2010 22:14

"Marty" <mrmarty(a)attglobal.net> wrote in message
news:g_K_n.8529$OU6.2717(a)newsfe20.iad...
> Oops... good comments, no employees, and retail - mail order to start.
>
> She' the artist and I will help with the sales shipping etc.
>
> Thanks
>

How are you going to handle the mail order ?
via website or taking orders in person ???
also... if an artist... going to craft or art shows, etc ?
Payment, shipping, tracking, etc -
how to handle credit card's and flow into book keeping, etc
Lots of little financial tidbits with very little volume, so all manual
entries.


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