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Colin Johnson 💭
@cojo.eth
You’re leaving a W2 job and starting an LLC (no partners or employees) You need banking, invoicing, expense management, taxes, and a credit card. Whats your software stack to keep life as simple as possible?
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will
@w
mercury bench (accounting & taxes; can do these yourself depending on how complicated you expect the LLC ops to be..) ramp not sure about invoicing
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Manuel
@manuelmaccou.eth
I made an AI demo for a soon to be released feature of Mosaic. I wanted to see if it could answer your question. It’s not on mobile so here’s a pic.
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adrienne
@adrienne
I went with quickbooks for invoicing and expense management, chase for banking and credit card, and I have my personal accountant file taxes (but I run all the reports from quickbooks). Not a sexy tech stack but it’s getting the job done.
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randychai.eth
@rcyh
Do you guys use pilot.com for booking and financial reporting services in the US?
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Momo
@acctuallymomo
Mercury/Ramp for web2 Multis (bank), Acctual (AP/AR) Entendre Finance (subledger) for web3! Bias on Acctual.com primarily because we’ve built and designed it to be a web3 bill.com
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Loeber.eth
@johnloeber
Mercury, Ramp or Brex, Stripe
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dthinks
@dthinks
Mercury - Banking Harvest - Invoices Quickbooks - Expense / Income Management
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gk
@gk
Banking: Mercury/Brex Invoicing: Stripe Expense management: Brex Credit card: Brex Briefly used Puzzle for bookkeeping, and no experience on taxes side.
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