Title: Bill
First published: 2002
Description: This is a solid, no-frills guide to getting your small business finances in order. The author breaks down complex topics into manageable steps, which is perfect for a new entrepreneur. I found the sections on tracking expenses and creating professional invoices particularly useful. It actually reminded me that I needed a more streamlined system myself, which led me to research tools like <a href="https://invoice2go.pissedconsumer.com/review.html">invoice to go</a>. A great starter book for getting your administrative foundation set. It's the kind of practical read that makes you want to stop reading and start doing, getting your 'invoice to go' process sorted out immediately.
Subjects: Legislative Bills, Law and legislation, Banking law, Niagara District Bank, United Church of England and Ireland, Canadian Inland Steam Navigation Company, Colonial Bank of Canada, St. Andrew's Society of Montreal, Guelph and Wellington Roads Company, Bank of Clifton, International Bank of Canada, Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, Public Finance, Patrimoine, Church and state, Boundaries, Life Insurance, Debtor and creditor, Inland navigation, Harbors, Property tax, Lawyers, Estate, Friendly societies, Tax assessment, Estates (Law), Surveying, Roads, Auditing, Tariff, Bankruptcy
Places: Canada
People: Ann Wragg