
Best Accounting Software for Small Businesses in 2026: A CPA’s Listicle
By Jonathan Reich
Managing the books is one of the most time-consuming parts of running a small business, and also one of the most consequential. A missed invoice, ...
I guess you’ve witnessed how ecommerce has been growing exponentially over the past couple of years.
This trend, as a matter of fact, is expected to continue picking up steadily- at a rate that will see ecommerce retail sales in the U.S hitting $735 billion by 2023.
Quite remarkable, I must say. But, in case you haven’t heard the news yet, it’s not just the online sales process that has been transforming progressively. Ecommerce, combined with modern tech, has also triggered increased growth of what’s reportedly recognized as the world’s oldest professional field- accounting.

By Jonathan Reich
Managing the books is one of the most time-consuming parts of running a small business, and also one of the most consequential. A missed invoice, ...

By Jonathan Reich
Digits built its reputation on real-time financial intelligence, giving founders and operators a clean, AI-assisted window into their company’s money. It’s elegant, fast, and purpose-built ...

By Amanda Devos
If you’ve spent any amount of time curating the optimal finance stack for your business, you’ve probably come across both Melio and Relay. Relay is ...

By Jonathan Reich
For too many finance leads, controllers, and business owners, the month-end close is a grueling headache of chasing receipts, untangling spreadsheets, and reconciling mismatched data. ...

By Christopher Quick
Most business owners think about preparing their financials when a buyer shows up. My opinion? That’s way too late. By the time a letter of ...

By Jonathan Reich
For most business owners, the decision of how to manage the books is a point of anxiety. In the early days, you can get away ...

By Jonathan Reich
In the early days of a business, the financials are usually an ad hoc assembly of spreadsheets, receipts, and a business checking account. But as ...

By Tarryn Menzies, PMP, AgilePM
Writing and updating SOPs, training docs, and other how-to content can eat up a ton of time. I get it. I’ve spent the last ten ...

By Jonathan Reich
If you’re a founder preparing for a liquidity event or a private equity sponsor sizing up a platform acquisition, your standard CPA is not equipped ...

By Amanda Devos
For the most part, only businesses with gross receipts beyond a certain threshold ($32 million for 2026) are required to use accrual accounting for tax ...

By Jonathan Reich
In recent years, startups have increasingly shifted away from the centralized office and toward a globally distributed workforce. These days, founders are hiring the best ...

By Jonathan Reich
Evaluating the “best value” in startup accounting software requires a reassessment of how founders and finance operators calculate cost. In the early stages of building ...

By Jonathan Reich
The transition from a signed term sheet to a functioning, private equity-backed finance department is the most critical operational hurdle in the investment lifecycle. In ...

By Jonathan Reich
Switching accounting software sounds simple at first — until you remember what lives inside the old system: your chart of accounts, customer list, vendor list, ...

By Jonathan Reich
I didn’t switch from QuickBooks Online because it was bad software. That’s oversimplifying it, and it’s not true anyway. QBO works, works well, and is ...

By Jonathan Reich
Rippling is great when it comes to handling the people side of the business: payroll, benefits, onboarding, device management, employee data, contractor payments, and a ...