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The front of my house has a sizeable window that is original to the house (1949). It's made up of one pane that is built into the house and three single pane pieces that were secured to the house on the outside, using some kind of clips.

There was a bad wind storm last night and one of the outer pieces blew off and shattered. What's the best way to get this covered to b protect it from the rain until I get it fixed? Plastic sheeting? Plywood?

Thanks in advance.

I began bookkeeping for a non profit that hasn't had a bookkeeper since May and they had turnover with their officers, so their old president and treasurer are now gone. there was a $300 cash withdrawal, and a few other transactions, that the current board is unable to identify.

How to I record these in their books? I am using Xero, if that matters.

Sorry if this is a stupid question. I swap summer/snow wheels on 4 cars twice a year, typically in poor weather. I want to make this easier on myself, so I am buying an inexpensive impact wrench purely for removing the lugs (I will tighten them by hand with a torque wrench).

What I'm wondering is if I need to worry about damaging bolts when removing the lugs. Again, sorry if this is stupid, I just don't want to do something even dumber because I didn't ask.

I'm looking at two different wrenches. A standard 1/2in mid torque that has 650/lbs of break away torque ($109). Or a set of subcompact wrenches, 1/2in and 3/8in, both with 250/lbs of breakaway torque ($150).

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Sorry if this is a stupid question. I swap summer/snow wheels on 4 cars twice a year, typically in poor weather. I want to make this easier on myself, so I am buying an inexpensive impact wrench purely for removing the lugs (I will tighten them by hand with a torque wrench).

What I'm wondering is if I need to worry about damaging bolts when removing the lugs. Again, sorry if this is stupid, I just don't want to do something even dumber because I didn't ask.

I'm looking at two different wrenches. A standard 1/2in mid torque that has 650/lbs of break away torque ($109). Or a set of subcompact wrenches, 1/2in and 3/8in, both with 250/lbs of breakaway torque ($150).

I will be working on se

Earlier this month, I bought a two pack of 8AH batteries for $160. Today, I was at Home Depot, and they were $117. So I purchased the and then immediately returned them using my original receipt for the $160 purchase. So I still have the same batteries that I registered with the LSA, but the receipt is now different and with a different purchase date, do I need to update that information with rigid?

Location: Washington State, US

Last month I began working, as an employee bookkeeper not a contractor, for a very small local non-profit. This is my first paid bookkeeping job since graduating with an accounting degree. Their previous bookkeeper quit back in June and their books had not been updated since then.

I got their books caught up to date and and their book balances are about $5,300 lower than their bank balances. In my opinion, this is a material amount, when compared to their bank balances. So I went back through their books, line by line, and found about 70 entries in 2022 that are not supposed to be there.

Now, I'm 90% sure this was due to an incompetent bookkeeper, not frau

I took on a role as a bookkeeper for a non profit last month. I am an employee, not a contractor. After getting the books caught up, I noticed their book balance is a little over $5k under their actual bank balance.

Doing some investigation, I found about 70 transactions, since 2022, that were incorrectly entered. I don't believe they were fraud. I think it was a combination of an unskilled bookkeeper and QuickBooks having bank connection errors. It resulted in tons of double entered expenses that no one noticed because they also had auto approve rules in place that immediately categorized them. And they weren't doing reconciliations. The bulk of these errors, probably about 50, occurred i

So, I have been bookkeeping for a non profit for a few years now and I decided to take on another organization. This organization is actually paying me, the prior one was volunteer. They had warned me that they didn't have a bookkeeper for about 4 months and things were a little messy.

I don't think they knew how bad things were, because it's a lot worse than I expected. They used QBO. I have been able to catch up and reconcile everything except their oldest checking account. And I really need help figuring out how to reconcile that account.

So, the bank register goes back to 2017 and the bank feed link started in 2022. The books balance is a little over $5000 below the actual bank balan