Business Activity Statements (BAS), for business owners reporting quarterly, are due on 28 July 2009.
For many small business owners, and especially for their bookkeepers, July is always a busy time of year in Dubbo, whether you use MYOB or Quickbooks.
With end of financial year reporting, together with reporting of the 01 April to 31 July quarter BAS due 28 July, businesses that are behind in their paperwork can struggle under extra pressure that they really do not need – contact our Dubbo bookkeeping service today for help with your BAS
Cash flow has certainly tightened up in the economy. As bookkeepers, we’ve seen that invoice payments are being dragged out longer and longer, as suppliers wait to be paid by customers, and service providers wait to be paid by their clients.
Some small business owners use their GST money as cash-flow for their business, forgetting that these GST funds are monies collected by the business on behalf of the federal government – then they seem shocked that they have no cash to pay what’s owing on their BAS lodgement
The phone’s been ringing as desperate business owners in a panic wanting our Dubbo bookkeeping service to help with their MYOB and Quickbooks files. In most cases, they can simply email us the files and we’ll have a look at their reporting and can generally work out where the problems are within a short time
One lady contacted our Dubbo bookkeeping service after spending two days trying to reconcile her Quickbooks bank accounts. We had a look at her file and solved the problem in 35 minutes. Look at the time and stress she would have saved if she had contacted our bookkeeping company when she first noticed that there was a problem
As a small business owner we encourage you to focus on what you do best, and we’ll do the rest – contact our Dubbo bookkeeping service today for help with your BAS