Bookkeeping, Sales & Reporting Class

Photo credit: WSU Extension. Photo of NODC resource provider, Karen Affeld, with local herb company, Heron Botanicals, from Business Planning series. 

Part of a Winter Training Series hosted by Jefferson County Farmers Market Association, North Olympic Development Council and WSU Regional Small Farms Program. Pre-registration required.

Keeping your books as a farm and/or food business is critical for success. Come learn in person with local experts how to track sales and use Quickbooks to track your business’ income and expenses, run reports, invoices, and more. Using Quickbooks is not a pre-requisite for this class, come and learn!

Two-part class:

1) 6pm Sales tracking and reimbursement for ICFM vendors

2] 6:45pm Use Quickbooks to track your business’s income and expenses and run reports and invoices.

Speakers: Pat Milliman, JCFM Assistant Manager and Liz Arp, L ARP Bookkeeping

 
See the event on the Regional Small Farms website
 

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