From the Book - 2nd edition.
Basic bookkeeping: why you need it. So you want to do the books
Getting down to bookkeeping basics
Outlining your financial road map with a chart of accounts
Keeping a paper trail. Ledgers: a one-stop summary of your business transactions
Computer options for your bookkeeping
Controlling your books, your records, and your money
Tracking your day-to-day operations with your books. Buying and tracking your purchases
Employee payroll and benefits
Employer-paid taxes and government payroll reporting
Preparing the books for year's (or month's) end. Depreciating your assets
Paying and collecting interest
by trial and hopefully no error
Reporting results and starting over. Developing a balance sheet
Producing an income statement
Completing year-end payroll and reports
Prepping the books for a new accounting cycle
The part of tens. Top ten ways to manage your business cash with your books
Top ten most important accounts for any bookkeeper.
