Author name: Ankita Sarkar

You listed your first property on Airbnb. Bookings started coming in. Money hit your account. Then May arrived. You opened your laptop, stared at three months of mixed transactions, and had no idea what counted as income, what was a deductible expense, or which tax form you even needed. Sound familiar? This is the reality […]

Property management accounting is how landlords and property managers record rent, expenses and tenant deposits for each property, then turn them into Schedule E and monthly financial statements. Done right, every deduction is provable. Done wrong, repairs, deposits and owner funds land in the wrong accounts, and that is where most rental tax problems start.

You sell on Amazon. You run a Shopify store. Maybe you list on Etsy too. Business looks good. But at the end of the month, your numbers do not add up. This is the daily reality for most multi channel ecommerce sellers. Each platform pays at different times. Each one deducts different fees. And each

You made 400 sales last month. Amazon deposited USD 27,230. If your books record that deposit as revenue, every number below it is already wrong. Amazon does not pay you your sales. It pays what is left after referral fees, fulfillment fees, storage, refunds and advertising come out, then reports the gross figure to the

Your business earned $400,000 last year. But your financial report tells a different story. Sound familiar? This happens to thousands of small business owners every single year. The root cause is almost always the same: poor GAAP accounting practices. Generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) exist to make your financial reports accurate and trustworthy. Yet, most