2. (MONEY MATTERS) HOW DO I TRACK PERSONAL EXPENSES? - KASFIA RASHID
- S4E26
- 14:59
- February 20th 2021
Financial statements can be prepared for either companies or individuals. An individual’s financial statement is referred to as a personal financial statement and is a simpler version of corporate statements. Both are tools that can show the financial health of the subject.
Keeping an updated personal financial statement allows an individual to track how their financial health improves or deteriorates over time. These can be invaluable tools when consumers want to change their financial situation or apply for credit such as a loan or a mortgage. Knowing where they stand financially allows consumers to avoid unnecessary inquiries on their credit reports and the hassles of declined credit applications.
When you are a business owner and your business is responsible for your lifestyle, having a personal income statement has some serious long term benefits.
- It solves the question of “where did all the money go?” by breaking down the personal expenses that the business’s income (via distribution or wage) pays for.
- Makes tax time easier by having information relating to home offices, personal investments, personal loans and other key tax information on hand at all times.
- Allows the business owner to control expenses that may otherwise affect the business’s health.
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Kash grew up in Brooklyn, NY and is a proud only child of a single mother who immigrated from Bangladesh.
Her accounting career started at age 8 when it was discovered that someone was skimming from her piggy back. After a careful audit of her records (kept in a little pink book) she confronted her mother about the missing funds.
In 2003 (12 years later-finally allowed out again) she started working in a Manhattan CPA firm while earning her degree in accounting with a double major in finance and economics.
Her corporate career ended in the hedge fund industry in 2014. She is a QuickBooks Online certified pro, and excel wizard and an automation expert. By having Kash as your bookkeeper you gain a partner, who acts as an extension of your C-class executive team, bringing the expertise of a corporate back office accounting manager to your small business.
When she is not managing small business’s books and records, Kash can be found networking at her BNI meeting on Tuesdays, attending monthly WHIMBY events, and other various networking organizations around town.
Kash broadcasts from Richmond, VA