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Bookkeeping for Beginners
Set Up Online Accounting Software, Track Income and Expenses, Reconcile Bank Accounts, Run Payroll, and Fix Common Errors Without an Accounting DegreeBy Imad MuratspahicLength4h 35m
About this audiobook
You bought the software, connected the bank, and now a screen full of unfamiliar words is looking back at you. Is that deposit income or a transfer? Why will the reconciliation not balance? Where did the duplicate come from? You do not need an accounting degree to keep honest books; you need a clear order of work and someone patient to explain each step. Bookkeeping for Beginners is a plain-English, step-by-step guide to running your small business's books in online accounting software. It is written for freelancers, small business owners and new bookkeepers with no accounting background, and it is the software walkthrough that sits between a general tax or LLC book and your accountant's office: it teaches the day-to-day mechanics rather than entity choice, tax filing or collections strategy. Inside, you'll learn: The tone is patient and practical, the steps are written in plain text, and the book is educational rather than tax advice. Work through it with your own company file open and finish with books you can actually trust.
Audiobook details
GenreBusiness and Economics
Length4 hrs 35 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 10, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Important Notice
2Start Here: Books You Can Trust
3Chapter 1: Choose a Plan and Set Up Your Company
4Chapter 2: Build a Chart of Accounts That Works
5Chapter 3: Customers, Vendors, Products and Services
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6Chapter 4: Connect Your Bank and Credit Card Feeds
7Chapter 5: Sales Tax Without the Panic
8Chapter 6: Invoices and Customer Payments
9Chapter 7: Bills, Expenses and Paying Vendors
10Chapter 8: Categorizing Transactions With Confidence
11Chapter 9: Receipts, Refunds and Credits
12Chapter 10: Reconcile Your Accounts Step by Step
13Chapter 11: Payroll and Contractors Without Surprises
14Chapter 12: Read the Profit and Loss and Balance Sheet
15Chapter 13: Fix Duplicates and Other Common Errors
16Chapter 14: Month-End, Year-End and Working With Your Accountant
17Keep Your Books, Keep Your Calm
18Quick Reference: Checklists, Glossary and Fixes