Tuesday Tips

Bookkeeping

Mar 3

Easy option 1 - Google drive - create a folder for the year and then sub-folders for each month. Upload all your receipts from your email and photos of your paper receipts too.

Easy option 2 - Hubdoc - this is what I use for each of my clients. You get a dedicated email address where you can forward any email to or create a new email and attach a photo. Information is captured and saved by date on the receipts.

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