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Billie Anne Grigg will be speaking at AccountingWEB Live Summit this May. She has been a bookkeeper since before the turn of the century (this one, despite what her children think). She is a QuickBooks Online ProAdvisor, LivePlan Expert Advisor, and a Mastery Level Certified Profit First Professionals. She is also a guide (coach) for the Profit First Professionals organization. Billie Anne started Pocket Protector Bookkeeping in 2012 to provide an excellent virtual bookkeeping and managerial accounting solution for small businesses that cannot yet justify employing a full-time, in-house bookkeeping staff.

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Jul 11th 2022

Why Your Firm Isn't Done Preparing for the Future

We’ve seen tremendous changes in the accounting industry over the past ten years. We’ve moved from desktop to cloud-based accounting...
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Jun 29th 2022

Tips for Solo Virtual Bookkeeping Success

There’s something blissful about your business being “all you.” But that bliss can turn to burnout if you don’t implement the right...
Practice Excellence
Feb 24th 2022

10 Ways New Business Clients Can Keep Good Books

Unless your new business clients come from an accounting or bookkeeping background, they’re not likely familiar with accounting software or...
Bookkeeping
Jan 14th 2022

How the Pandemic Affected Ways of Raising Capital

Raising capital for a business isn’t easy in the best of times. Add in a pandemic, and you have… An exciting and innovative atmosphere for...
Trends
Jan 5th 2022

The Ultimate January Checklist for Bookkeepers

January can be a stressful month for professional bookkeepers. In addition to our normal workload, we have additional payroll deadlines,...
Bookkeeping
Sep 1st 2021

Tech Tips for Bookkeepers for the 2022 Tax Season

Ready or not, the 2022 tax season will soon be upon us. However, most would agree that “ready” is better than “not.” Even if you don’t do...
Bookkeeping
Jul 20th 2021

How to Balance Helping Clients & Making a Profit

Contrary to popular thinking, “fear” isn’t the only reason accountants and bookkeepers sometimes undercharge for services. Sometimes we...
Bookkeeping
Jul 13th 2021

How to Stop Deciding What Your Clients Can Afford

There are many reasons why accountants and bookkeepers undercharge for our services. And, no, it’s not always because we’re “afraid” to...
Clients
Jul 7th 2021

How Undervaluing Yourself Affects Your Profits

Previously, we explored some of the times when it’s acceptable to undercharge for our services. Undercharging as part of your strategic...
Bookkeeping
Jun 30th 2021

Times It's Actually Best to Undercharge Clients

There are numerous articles about why accountants and bookkeepers shouldn’t undercharge for their services. These articles serve the very...
Bookkeeping
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