Free Resources

Free bookkeeping templates, checklists and forms for small business owners.

Guides

Step-by-step help for doing your own books.

Guide

How to Set Up QuickBooks Online for Your Business

The 12 steps to set up QuickBooks Online in the right order, from your chart of accounts to closing the year.

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Checklists

Printable Word checklists with clickable checkboxes. Free to download.

Free download

QBO Setup & Catch-Up Checklist

Every step to set up a new QuickBooks Online file, get it caught up and clean it up, on two pages.

Free download

Monthly Bookkeeping Close Checklist

Close your books each month and get your financials: sync, match, categorize, review, reconcile and report.

Templates & Calculators

Excel templates you can download and use right away. Free to download.

Free download

Chart of Accounts: General Business

A ready-made chart of accounts with account numbers, types and detail types that match QuickBooks Online.

Free download

Chart of Accounts: Rental & Fix-and-Flip

A chart of accounts for real estate investors, with accounts for rentals, fix-and-flips, and notes on what each one is for.

Free download

Cost to Hire Calculator

See the true cost of an employee, including payroll taxes and benefits, and compare payroll providers like Gusto, QuickBooks, ADP and Paychex.

Coming soon

LLC to S-Corp Calculator

Find out when an S-corp election could start saving your LLC money.

Coming soon

New Hire & Vendor Forms

These links go straight to the official government pages, so you always get the current version.

IRS

Form W-4

Every new employee fills this out for federal tax withholding. The IRS updates it every year.

Get the W-4
Arizona

Arizona Form A-4

Arizona employees choose their state withholding rate on this form. New hires have 5 days to turn it in.

Get the A-4
USCIS

Form I-9

Verifies every new employee can work in the U.S. You can fill it in on screen, but it must be printed and signed by hand.

Get the I-9
IRS

Form W-9

Get one from every contractor or vendor before you pay them. You'll need it for 1099s at year-end.

Get the W-9

Keep completed forms in a secure place. Don't send the W-4, A-4 or I-9 to the IRS or the state unless they ask for them.