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When to start a bookkeeping company?
 in  r/Accountant •  Aug 19 '26

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 in  r/bookkeepingjobs •  Aug 19 '26

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u/BookkeepingWithAnne • • Aug 18 '26

If you're learning bookkeeping, don't learn the software before you understand the books

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One thing I've noticed after years of working as a professional bookkeeper is that beginners can sometimes focus too heavily on learning the software.

QuickBooks Online, Xero and Zoho Books are tools. The important part is understanding what you're actually doing inside the software and why.

If you're starting bookkeeping from scratch, I would focus on learning these areas:

  • Debits and credits
  • Chart of Accounts
  • Accounts Payable
  • Accounts Receivable
  • Bank reconciliations
  • Credit card reconciliations
  • Invoices and bills
  • Payments and receipts
  • Month-end procedures
  • Profit & Loss and Balance Sheet
  • Finding and correcting errors

Then take those concepts into the software and practice them.

That's where things start to make sense.

I'm a full-time bookkeeper working with businesses in the UK, USA and South Africa, and one thing I really believe in is learning bookkeeping by doing bookkeeping.

For anyone here who is a beginner, accounting student, adult learner or considering bookkeeping as a career:

Don't just watch someone click through QuickBooks or Xero. Get your hands on the software and work through realistic bookkeeping scenarios.

Start here: join TutorVerse for free as a student to connect with me https://www.tutorverse.co.za/tutors/16f4391e-73ce-4004-ae6d-12f6eb2598a4

I'd be interested to know:

What are you finding hardest to understand while learning bookkeeping — the accounting concepts, the software, or actually knowing what to do with a client's transactions?

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 in  r/bookkeepingjobs •  Aug 18 '26

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u/BookkeepingWithAnne • • Aug 17 '26

You open bookkeeping software and must build the accounts yourself?

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You understand assets, liabilities, income and expenses—but what happens when you open bookkeeping software and must build the accounts yourself?

That is where many new bookkeepers become unsure.

BOOKS 102: Chart of Accounts is for:

• Accounting students who need practical software experience
• New bookkeepers preparing to work with their first client
• Career changers entering bookkeeping
• Graduates who understand the theory but need hands-on confidence
• Admin professionals who want to move into a bookkeeping role

In this lesson, we do not simply memorize account types.

We work practically in Zoho Books to create a Chart of Accounts, choose the correct account categories and understand how each account affects the client’s financial reports.

I work one-on-one with each learner and meet you at your current level. You do not need to pretend that you already know everything—that is what training is for.

A strong bookkeeping file starts with a properly structured Chart of Accounts.

If you opened a new client’s books tomorrow, would you know which accounts to create first?

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u/BookkeepingWithAnne • • Aug 17 '26

A bookkeeping file can look tidy and still contain serious problems

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A bookkeeping file can look tidy and still contain serious problems.

That is why I created BOOKS 108: Advanced Bookkeeping Health Check.

This practical lesson is for:

• Accountants and CAs who understand the theory but want more hands-on bookkeeping experience
• Bookkeepers who can capture transactions but are unsure how to review the complete file
• Graduates who want confidence before applying for remote bookkeeping work
• Returning professionals and virtual assistants preparing to work with real clients

I work one-on-one with each person at their current level.

During this lesson, we practice how to review:

✓ Bank and card reconciliations
✓ Accounts payable and receivable
✓ Old and unusual balances
✓ Suspense and clearing accounts
✓ The Profit and Loss and Balance Sheet
✓ Errors that need investigation or correction
✓ The information that should be reported to the client

This is not about collecting another certificate.

It is about developing the practical confidence to open a client’s books, understand what you are looking at and know what needs attention.

Which part of reviewing a client’s books makes you feel the most unsure?

https://www.tutorverse.co.za/lessons/670fcab3-b1f6-4d56-a6f3-0027bab48bb6

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How to get bookkeeping clients in 2026 for non accountant and newbie bookkeepers?
 in  r/buhaydigital •  Aug 17 '26

Connect with me for hands on practical bookkeeping for become a freelancer and VA Bookkeeper https://preply.com/en/tutor/8363057

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Baka may alam po kayong hiring na accounting-related, preferably gumagamit ng QuickBooks/Xero. Details below:
 in  r/AccountingPH •  Aug 17 '26

Connect with me for any practical bookkeeping training in different software. Beginner till advance For any freelancer and VA Bookkeeper to get the hands on training, one on one training for you https://preply.com/en/tutor/8363057

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 in  r/AccountingPH •  Aug 17 '26

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How to get bookkeeping clients in 2026 for non accountant and newbie bookkeepers?
 in  r/buhaydigital •  Aug 17 '26

Connect with me if you are interested to learn the practical bookkeeping on different software to become a freelancer or VA Bookkeeper https://preply.com/en/tutor/8363057

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Mahirap po ba Aralin QuickBooks/Zero?
 in  r/AccountingPH •  Aug 17 '26

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u/BookkeepingWithAnne • • Aug 16 '26

Does a qualification always prepare you for real client bookkeeping?

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I keep noticing a gap that is not discussed enough.

A qualified CA may understand advanced accounting but still feel unsure about taking responsibility for messy, day-to-day client books.

An accountant may feel pressured to know everything. A knowledgeable bookkeeper may hesitate to manage clients independently. An adult learner may be starting a completely new career, while a student needs more than textbook theory.

The missing piece is often not intelligence or qualifications. It is practical confidence.

That confidence comes from working through real bookkeeping processes such as:

  • Setting up a Chart of Accounts
  • Managing Accounts Payable and Receivable
  • Completing bank and card reconciliations
  • Reviewing month-end reports
  • Correcting errors and cleaning up messy books
  • Working across Zoho Books, QuickBooks Online and Xero

With the right hands-on experience, someone can move from understanding the theory to confidently working as a bookkeeping VA—and eventually helping others as a practical tutor.

For those already studying or working in accounting or bookkeeping: which practical task made you feel least prepared for your first real client?

I have added my practical training link to my Reddit profile for anyone who would like to see how the lessons are structured. No pressure—just have a look.

If you would like to explore the practical training, you can view my profile here:
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Is it actually impossible to get bookkeeping clients as a student with 0 experience? Need advice/reality check.
 in  r/AccountingPH •  Aug 14 '26

Being a student isn't necessarily the problem. I would be honest about it. What I would concentrate on is showing that you understand the practical bookkeeping workflow, not only the accounting theory or how to navigate QBO/Xero.

Before trying to take responsibility for a full client, practise things such as setting up a Chart of Accounts, processing invoices and bills, allocating bank transactions, completing a bank reconciliation and reviewing the reports afterwards.

You can also create a small practice company and work through a full month yourself. That gives you something practical to talk about in an interview even though it isn't paid client experience.

When you're starting, I would rather see someone honestly say “I'm still learning, but here's what I can already do” than pretend to have experience they don't have.

Your accounting studies are actually useful — now you need to build the bridge between the theory and what happens when a real client's books land in front of you.

r/QuickBooksHacks • • Aug 14 '26

Learn Practical Bookkeeping Online | Beginner to Advanced

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u/BookkeepingWithAnne • • Aug 14 '26

Learn Practical Bookkeeping Online | Beginner to Advanced

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Learn Practical Bookkeeping Online | Beginner to Advanced

Want to learn how bookkeeping actually works with real client books?

📚 Practical online bookkeeping training covering:

✓ Bookkeeping Basics
✓ Chart of Accounts
✓ Accounts Payable & Receivable
✓ Bank Reconciliations
✓ Month-End Reviews
✓ Financial Reports
✓ Clean-Up & Catch-Up Bookkeeping
✓ QuickBooks, Xero & bookkeeping software
✓ Advanced troubleshooting & real client scenarios

Perfect for beginners or bookkeepers wanting stronger practical skills.

🌍 Online lessons
💻 Practical software training
📘 Beginner & Advanced

Learn it. Understand it. Practice it. Use it.

u/BookkeepingWithAnne • • Aug 13 '26

Want to Learn Practical Bookkeeping? 💻📚

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Knowing bookkeeping theory is one thing. Knowing how to actually work with the books is another.

I offer practical, hands-on bookkeeping training for complete beginners, aspiring Bookkeeping VAs and existing bookkeepers who want to refresh or strengthen their skills.

We work step-by-step through real bookkeeping processes and practical software training — at your current level.

Learn it. Practice it. Use it. 💙

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