Six Years of Books in 12 Days: A Divorce Deadline Case Study
Divorce deadline and years of missing books? See how Ashmore Books rebuilt 6 years, 6 bank accounts, and 8,000+ transactions in 12 days.
Guides for finding and fixing common QuickBooks Online problems: reconciliations, Undeposited Funds, bank feed errors, catch-up and reconstruction.
Divorce deadline and years of missing books? See how Ashmore Books rebuilt 6 years, 6 bank accounts, and 8,000+ transactions in 12 days.
Why the QuickBooks Online bank feed records some transactions twice and drops others, how to find both, and how to fix them without breaking reconciled months.
Profit on the P&L but no cash in the bank? How to tell whether QuickBooks is overstating income or missing expenses, or whether the profit is real but tied up in receivables, inventory, loans, or draws.
The extended deadline is close and the books are months behind. Here is what to fix first, what can wait, what to send your tax preparer, and your options if the books will not be ready in time.
Unapplied Cash Payment Income appears on cash basis reports when customer money is not linked to an invoice. Here is what causes it, how to clear it, and when it is not an error at all.
Undeposited Funds keeps growing because payments are recorded twice: once through invoices, once through the bank feed. Here is how to find the duplicates and clear the balance without breaking a filed year.
A 250-unit homeowners association, two bank accounts that had not reconciled since June, and a board that needed year-end numbers. Here is how the cleanup actually went.
Multi-year bookkeeping can usually be rebuilt from bank, card, payroll, loan, and prior tax records. Here is what reconstruction involves and what happens when records are missing.
Reconciliation proves the register matches the bank statement. It does not prove the accounting is correct. Here are five ways reconciled books can still be wrong.