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The most violated laws by employers are the wage payment and worker classification laws, which have steep penalties. This course will discuss the often-misunderstood issues of exempt/nonexempt, independent contractors, overtime calculations for multiple pay rates or piece rates, payment at termination, proper deductions from pay, and much more. Business owners, bookkeepers, and others involved in paying employees are encouraged to attend.

A mentoring session is a confidential, personalized conversation with a business expert to answer a question or to solve a problem that you’re facing.

SCORE of Staten Island presents “Online Basic QuickBooks for Small Businesses,” led by SCORE mentor Anthony Bonelli, EA, Bonelli & Associates, QuickBooks Certified. Sponsored by Richmond County Savings Bank (a division of New York Community Bank, member FDIC)

Live Webinar Recorded January 24, 2024

Stephanie Elia, herself a successful entrepreneur, will be giving lots of good tips for small business bookkeeping.

She will touch on:

• Common mistakes new business owners make
• Best practices for bookkeeping, like how often to update
• How to stay on top of bookkeeping when someone else is handling it for you
• Things to include/not include in your records
• How to use bookkeeping as a goal-tracking technique.

Small business owners often wear many hats and juggle multiple responsibilities. Amidst this hustle, there is one critical aspect of running a business that demands attention: Managing your finances. Clearly distinguishing between personal and business finances isn’t just a good practice — it’s essential to sustainable growth and compliance.