March 11, 2010 
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Bookkeeping is the systematic recording of all the financial transactions of any business, big or small. The methods used will be the same for both big and small business. The difference will lie in the volume of the transactions involved. A small business entrepreneur will find that it is not easy to keep tabs of all the financial transactions no matter how small the volume. He will have to learn the art of small business bookkeeping.
This can be helped by following a few logical rules. Keep the company’s expenses separate from personal expenses. In a similar way, the company purse should not be considered personal territory. Maintain a proper filing system. It will be a big help when its report writing time. Everything boils down to proper filing and recording. This will apply to salaries, asset acquisition and all financial transactions.