Ultimately, the experiment will fail.Ĭommit to being digital. If you are trying to remember what should be paper and what should be digital you’re going to make yourself crazy. This means you don’t commit to going paperless with your gas receipts and everything else keeps going in the file drawer. So how do we make it happen? Step 1: Commit To the Paperless Idea Breaking free of the paper can feel like a pipedream to the small business owner. In extreme cases, like a tax audit, the paper trail can make or break us. Accounting, bookkeeping, audit, taxes, and reporting all rely on the paperwork our businesses produce. However, without these markers of actions taken you may find yourself in some hot water. These piles are seldom the crowning achievement of any business, but they are a necessary evil. Page upon page of paperwork memorializing your transactions are piling up all over offices and in file drawers. Paperwork and bills are hardly the best part of being a small business owner. Now being paperless is much more run of the mill, yet surprisingly is still not the standard. Paperless Bookkeeping Realityįogged In Bookkeeping went paperless over 5 years ago. At Fogged In we can generally convert a business to paperless in a day or two. Being paperless is as good as it sounds, and getting there doesn’t have to be a long journey. The longer answer is that it takes having the right tools, a solid data back up plan, and practice. Paperless bookkeeping is possible and as good as it sounds. Can your business really break free of paperwork? Is a file cabinet free office really possible?
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