Bookkeeping for Women Starting a Small Business: A Beginner’s Guide to Small Business Bookkeeping and Accounting, Income and Expenses, Self-Employment Taxes, Deductions, and the LLC Decision

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.

You started a business. Now real money is moving under your name, and the money side makes your stomach drop—where does it go, what do you owe, and are you already doing it wrong?

You are not behind, and you are not bad with numbers. No one ever explained this part in plain English, without the jargon. That ends here.

Bookkeeping for Women Starting a Small Business is the warm, jargon-free audiobook for the woman who is brilliant at her work and terrified of the money side. It sounds like a smart friend walking you through it at the kitchen table, and it gives you everything you actually need—and nothing you don't.

In this audiobook, you'll learn:

• Why a separate business bank account from day one is the single smartest move you can make

• How to set up a simple system you'll actually keep up with, in about an hour a month

• Whether you really need an LLC, what it does and doesn't do, and how to decide for yourself

• How to track income and expenses without the shoebox of receipts taking over your life

• Self-employment tax and income tax explained kindly, so tax season stops being something you dread

• How quarterly estimated taxes work and a simple way to set money aside as you go

• The deductions and write-offs most new businesses miss—and how to claim them safely

• How to read your own numbers and tell profit from cash

• When it's time to hire a bookkeeper or accountant, and how to find a good one


You don't need an accounting degree. By the end, you'll understand your business's money better than most people ever understand their own.

If you're ready to stop dreading the numbers and start running your business like the owner you are, start listening today.