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Bradvera (0 comments.) said in May 16th, 2008 at 11:37 pm    

Usually dogs wouldn’t be too much of a problem for me, because i’d get my kids to play with them when i’m working, and i’ll play with them on my break times.

Patrick (0 comments.) said in May 18th, 2008 at 8:42 am    

If you already have Excel, it might be worth it just to take an afternoon and lay out a comprehensive spreadsheet that can just tally up expenses and revenues and whatnot. I’ve found this works great for my purposes….no need to get a fancy “dedicated” financial software for this.

Anxiety Freedom Guy (0 comments.) said in May 20th, 2008 at 7:51 pm    

It does get a bit confusing trying to keep up with PayPal, Google Adsense, Merchant Deposits, and other advertising payment management tools.

Quickbooks might be a great tool. while it might be ‘fancy’, it really isn’t.. I think it runs about $99 or so for the basic version and can do wonders for itemizing your credits/debits/expenses straight from your bank account.

At the end of the year, we just send that over to the tax guy and we’re good to go.

It’s so fun running a web site, or blog or pretty much any kind of internet community — but the accounting — what a pain!

Thanks.

e file (0 comments.) said in December 25th, 2008 at 11:55 am    

It does get a bit confusing trying to keep up with PayPal, Google Adsense, Merchant Deposits, and other advertising payment management tools.

Quickbooks might be a great tool. while it might be ‘fancy’, it really isn’t.. I think it runs about $99 or so for the basic version and can do wonders for itemizing your credits/debits/expenses straight from your bank account.

At the end of the year, we just send that over to the tax guy and we’re good to go.

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