Hello! First post
I'm an adult who is returning to school to get my Bachelor's in accounting (I have associate's in business admin and marketing). At the moment, I am working as an office manager/bookkeeper for about 6 months. I also operated my own side business for 6 years and so I've got a decent entry level knowledge of bookkeeping on a general level.
I was just notified today that my hours at my job will be cut which will free up 2 days a week. I'm considering offering virtual bookkeeping services but I don't know if I'm experienced enough to do that. Is that a bad idea?
My experience is with Quickbooks mostly although I did take basic accounting when I got my business degrees 15 yrs ago. I know how to create estimates, invoices, process payments and deposit/transfer them, enter transactions into a ledger, and to do basic transactional things. I do know how to do reconciliation but I don't do it currently. I do not know how to do payroll (although I seem to learn these things quickly given the opportunity).
SO - with that said, should I give it a shot? Or wait for more experience/training?
I'm an adult who is returning to school to get my Bachelor's in accounting (I have associate's in business admin and marketing). At the moment, I am working as an office manager/bookkeeper for about 6 months. I also operated my own side business for 6 years and so I've got a decent entry level knowledge of bookkeeping on a general level.
I was just notified today that my hours at my job will be cut which will free up 2 days a week. I'm considering offering virtual bookkeeping services but I don't know if I'm experienced enough to do that. Is that a bad idea?
My experience is with Quickbooks mostly although I did take basic accounting when I got my business degrees 15 yrs ago. I know how to create estimates, invoices, process payments and deposit/transfer them, enter transactions into a ledger, and to do basic transactional things. I do know how to do reconciliation but I don't do it currently. I do not know how to do payroll (although I seem to learn these things quickly given the opportunity).
SO - with that said, should I give it a shot? Or wait for more experience/training?