Roger Jellison

Roger Jellison
Roger is a seasoned finance and accounting professional with 8 years of public accounting and over 25 years of private company experience in a broad range of industries including manufacturing, distribution, technology (software, hardware, and telecom), construction, and services.

What Is Retail Accounting? A Guide to the Retail Method of Accounting

There are five ways in which a business can choose to calculate the cost or value of inventory. There is no “wrong” method to use to value your inventory, but there is a “best” way for your business. We’re obsessed with giving business owners exactly what they need in order to take control of their […]

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Restaurant Accounting: A Step by Step Guide

You should reconcile bank accounts, credit cards, loans, lines of credit, and payroll liabilities. Reconciling QuickBooks accounts is the single most important piece of the entire bookkeeping process. Reconciling your accounts is the only way to know that you have recorded all of your financial transactions. The next restaurant accounting area ...

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Pharmacy accounting: budgeting and forecasting strategies for success

Don Arthur, RPh, discusses what lays ahead in independent pharmacy, from clinical care to success stories. The all-new Accounting Software from FreshBooks empowers you to spend less time and stress on your pharmacy’s bookkeeping. Discover how we can help you have better finances with a personalized demo from a Bench expert, ready to ...

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The Landlords Guide to Basic Real Estate Bookkeeping

Over the years, houses tend to increase in value due to appreciation, so carrying the property at the purchase price understates the true amount of owner’s equity. Reports created from a real estate bookkeeping system can also be generated based on a specific date range, such as monthly, year-end, or trailing 12 months. By taking […]

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Complete Guide to Real Estate Accounting

A strong accounting foundation is relevant whether you sell small properties as a hobby or facilitate property management services and generate millions of dollars. Although the scale of each one is different, the underlying habits are similar. For tax purposes, real estate agents are considered self-employed, which puts you squarely in charge ...

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