5 Ways DIY Bookkeeping Can Cost You Money: #1 It Eats Up Your Time
Doing your books by yourself takes away time you could spend marketing or making sales. The average DIYer spends 10 hours a month on their books instead of generating revenue for their business.
Stay tuned for other ways that doing your own bookkeeping can cost you more money than it saves.
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Do you know where your money is going, or is it falling into the forgotten abyss?
Do you know where your money is going?