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Discuss book keeping methods & advice in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; hi everyone, does anyone have a good method for bookkeeping. possibly a spreadsheet layout or something. im stuck on how to set up my books properly. hope someone can help ...
          
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    hi everyone,

    does anyone have a good method for bookkeeping. possibly a spreadsheet layout or something. im stuck on how to set up my books properly.

    hope someone can help me with this one,

    thanks guys and girls.

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    Give grumpgrouter a pm..he will be able to help..



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    i was gonna get a blonde swedish 20 year old female secretary to do my books but ma wife slapped me about the head!!! sorry ill get me coat....

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    Do you have an accountant? Mine gave me a spreadsheet to use. Saves him from trying to decipher different methods. (locked cells though so you can't go back and fiddle, as if)

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