Confused about EBITDA and net income? Learn the difference between these two vital financial metrics, how they impact your business, and which to focus on for smarter decisions.

The Weekly Ledger is your go-to resource for practical bookkeeping advice, financial insights, and small business tips—delivered with clarity and intention. Whether you're navigating tax season or looking for ways to boost profitability, we break down the numbers so you can focus on growth.

Running a small business means juggling countless responsibilities—and the books are often the last thing you want to think about. Oak and Ledger was created to change that. Rooted in personal experience and a deep understanding of small business challenges, we provide bookkeeping that brings clarity, confidence, and control—so you can focus on growing your dream, not just managing numbers.

Curious if a virtual bookkeeper could be a better fit than a local one? Here’s why business owners are switching—and how it can streamline your workflow.

Feeling like your revenue isn’t matching your workload? It might be time to revisit your pricing. Here’s how to know when—and how—to adjust with confidence.

Is your business budget still working for you? Discover how to assess your budget's effectiveness, identify changes in your financial landscape, and ensure your spending aligns with your growth goals. Learn the steps to review your budget and make adjustments for better financial planning.

Discover why separating your personal and business finances is essential—even if you’re a sole proprietor. A dedicated business account keeps your books clean, your tax prep easier, and your business more professional.

Not sure which QuickBooks Online plan is best for your business? Learn how to select the right plan based on your current needs, future goals, and budget to avoid overpaying or underutilizing features.

Scaling a business is exciting—but without financial clarity, it can lead to cash flow issues and costly surprises. In this post, we break down the essential numbers every small business owner should track to grow with confidence.

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Economic uncertainty doesn’t have to shake your business. This month, we’re sharing four practical ways to stay financially strong — from managing cash flow to finding new income streams. Whether you're just getting started or scaling up, these tips will help you stay steady and prepared, no matter what the market looks like.