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Well, the books were in the "nonexistent" state. We had a bunch of receipts from web hosting providers, plus maybe $100 in ad revenue. We wanted to declare al
by MicahWedemeyer 18y ago
Well, the books were in the "nonexistent" state. We had a bunch of receipts from web hosting providers, plus maybe $100 in ad revenue. We wanted to declare all the hosting costs as a loss on our income taxes.
The accountant recommended setting up QuickBooks online, I believe. The basic idea is to track each and every bit of income and expenditure. It can be a real pain, but that's what it means to run a business.
Note: We're still in the "nonexistent" state now, because we just never get around to it. So, don't listen to my advice!