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The European Union, as well as other governing authorities, have laws that are designed to protect an individual’s personally identifiable information (PII). In Shelby Financials’ database, vendor, customer, volunteer, and employee records all contain personally identifiable information and in certain Read More
If you use the Shelby Financials Accounts Receivable application and get a call from one of your “Bill To” customers asking, “Who paid my bill?”, then you might find this tip helpful. When you receive payment from an individual who does Read More
The Financials Release 9.2, which is scheduled for the last week of November, will contain over 20 year-end tax updates. At the state level, Oregon added a new Transit tax starting July 1 and now the state legislature has decided it should Read More
OVERVIEW: The state of Oregon’s new Transit Tax went into effect on July 1, 2018. This tax applies to all employees, whether exempt or not and is based on state taxable wages. This tax will need to be reported on Form W-2. Read More
A number of years ago I was contacted by a pastor wanting to know how he could log in to their accounting application. I told him that his church accountant could give him access. His answer? “She will not let Read More
Best practices using Bank Account Management is not as complex as other financial applications, but your administration should give careful thought to the way it is used. Bank Account Management provides two functions. 1) Gives the ability to enter a transaction Read More
Introduction: The basis for determining the best practice for using Shelby Financials General Ledger may depend on the size of your staff and the complexity of your reporting needs. However, there are three primary rules you should consider. 1) Establish company Read More
Introduction: The basis for determining the best practice for using Shelby Financials Accounts Payable application may depend on the size of your staff and a few other factors. However, there are two primary rules that you should consider having in Read More
Do you ever have one of those flashback memories from earlier days that remind you of how much things have changed? Well, I had one just last week. Mike is a local pastor who also has a side business of mowing Read More
History: More than 20 years ago, I was managing a retail pharmacy which started accepting credit cards. We had a bookkeeper that worked a couple days a week and was paid by the hour. I discovered that she was spending Read More