Manual Record Keeping

Emery Miller

5715 / Ohio Business Seminar 2015

In today’s business climate of narrow margins and volitile markets, it is more important than ever to maintain accurate records. While computerized accounting programs electonically generate the ratios and benchmarks that measure financial progress and stability, a simple manual accounting system with well-kept records will provide any banker, advisor, or tax preparer with the same information for your enterprise. This topic will help non-computerized farmers and small business owners develop simple, manual bookkeeping practices that work.