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We’ve previously warned you about a bookkeeping scam involving a Sheriff’s Department and found more info on related scams. These are targeted at our seniors, a demographic often thought to be not tech savvy and more likely to fall for threats and intimidation. Worst of all, many seniors can have an excess of cash for […]

Keeping track of petty cash is an important aspect of bookkeeping and small-business financial management. Those who fail to do so will end up with an inaccurate and incomplete set of data for their business’s financial situation. Failure to keep track of petty cash leads to wasteful spending, faulty accounting, theft by dishonest employees, and […]

It seems like just yesterday we were all scouring the stores and web for Halloween costumes that didn’t break the bank and now we’re off to shop for Thanksgiving. Whether you’re hosting at your place or pot lucking it in, feeding a bunch of people is never cheap, so how can you cut down on […]

Any property owner in Houston or Harris county, be it residential or commercial, knows that the yearly notice from HCAD is an all around painful part of bookkeeping . But for 40,000 of them, it can be a nightmare involving no small mistake from the people behind the Harris County Appraisal District.

Taxes can vary dramatically by city as well as by state, and since taxes are complex and highly changeable with time, it is hard to determine which states treat their residents like cash machines and which just let them be. In states where taxes are generally higher, the burden can be great enough to persuade […]

We’ve recently shared the 7 Best Bookkeeping Blogs for Getting Out of Debt. For those of you looking to improve your spirituality and financial situation, there are many sites out there for those who feel the same. With no Google searching needed, we will gather our 7 best bookkeeping blogs for Christian personal finance to […]

At B& J Bookkeeping and Taxes, we specialize in monthly bookkeeping and tax preparation. With tax time far behind us, most people would consider the hassle over until 2016. Unfortunately, some scammers are betting on it and using the time in which tax payers are collecting their refunds to take advantage.