by Randy Goldstein | accounting, Blog, business solutions, Dynamics GP, Microsoft, small business
Whether you are outgrowing entry-level accounting software, rubber-banding an outdated legacy solution, or simply tired of paying annual maintenance fees to a vendor that provides little to no value for your money—now is the time to give your people the tools they...
by Randy Goldstein | accounting, Blog, business solutions, Dynamics GP, Microsoft, QuickBooks, small business
If you’ve built your business on QuickBooks, you know it’s a great entry-level accounting solution. As your business flourishes, however, QuickBooks may not be able to keep up. There are signs you’ve hit your limits with your current systems and when those...
by Randy Goldstein | accounting, Blog, Dynamics GP, Microsoft, small business
All too often users find themselves wishing: Wishing they could reverse a previous setup decision or make a simple change to an employee name in payroll when they married or divorced; wishing they could change a customer/vendor name or ID because ownership changed;...
by Randy Goldstein | accounting, Blog, business solutions, Dynamics GP, Microsoft, small business
The most important information that exists is “your data.” Timely and meaningful information is the foundation for effective functioning of any organization. Given the critical role that financial statements play, it is imperative that efforts are made to improve...
by Randy Goldstein | accounting, Blog, Dynamics GP, ERP, Microsoft, small business
SafePay creates a file you can send to your bank detailing the checks/and or EFTs you have created during a given time period, so the bank can match that up to what tries to clear your account. In doing so, you can address any discrepancies. It is an excellent...
by Randy Goldstein | accounting, Blog, business solutions, Dynamics GP, ERP, Intuit, Microsoft, QuickBooks, sales tax, small business
Repost from Avalara Just when you thought you had a handle on the rules for taxing goods and services, you come face to face with the new compliance bully on the block: “sometimes taxable.” Businesses must correctly deal with these sometimes exempt and sometimes...
