Recently, my wife laughed at me when she asked what I wanted for my birthday – I answered, “Lumber” … but I was dead serious. It’s easy for me to spend a couple hours walking through a big-box hardware store and perusing the merchandise. I also love buying tools and building things.

I particularly enjoy the hardware element of the POS system – there are cash drawers, receipt printers, barcode scanners and other equipment involved. I’ll let Bryan tell you the story in his own words. One recent engagement performed by one of our firm’s ProAdvisors, Bryan Bostrom, demonstrates the value and excitement that POS can bring to your practice. What starts as a short-term POS installation or consulting engagement often leads to other types of recurring work such as bookkeeping and tax returns. Most of our POS work comes to by way of Intuit ® and its Find-A-ProAdvisor website. The CPA in me appreciates that POS work has grown our revenue stream and client base, but, in fact, some of our favorite projects have involved POS. Adding QuickBooks Point of Sale (POS) services to our tool belt has provided our firm opportunities to do something different every once in a while. As QuickBooks ProAdvisors ®, we love advising clients on QuickBooks ®.

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