[LINK] private question for off list - consulting

[Martin Barry]

$quoted_author = "Roger Clarke" ;
> 
> By book-keping, I mean MYOB or some better-quality product, up to 
> 'trial balance' stage.  (I designed and wrote accounting systems in 
> the 1970s, and spec'd some more in the late 1980s, and I can't 
> believe how poor-quality MYOB is).  And if you do that, then of 
> course you can print the P&L as well, quarterly will do, and have 
> some idea of roughly what your business actually looks like.  (Even 
> if the accountant does 'correct' a few things later).

You could also looking at a SaaS book-keeping product like Xero and work
with an accountant / tax-advisor who also uses it
(http://www.xero.com/advisors/).

cheers
Marty