Healthcare expenses can be overwhelming, but with the right strategies, you can reduce costs, avoid surprise bills, and make informed decisions—whether you’re insured or not. […]
Author: Tirena Jones
Tirena Jones, CPA
Tirena Jones, CPA, is the Founder and Principal of Jones & Co. Accountancy Corporation and is licensed in Nevada and California. With more than 30 years of experience in accounting, tax, financial operations, systems, and advisory services, she helps nonprofits and growing organizations strengthen financial oversight, reporting, internal controls, and operational infrastructure.
Her approach goes beyond the numbers to consider the full financial operating environment—people, processes, systems, controls, reporting, and decision-making. She works with boards, executives, accounting teams, and outside professionals to build accurate, defensible financial information and practical systems organizations can sustain.
Her philosophy is simple: strong organizations are built on integrity, clear information, sound judgment, effective systems, and responsible leadership.
Savvy Shopping: 10 Smart Ways to Save on Groceries Without Sacrificing Quality
Groceries are a major expense in most households, but with a little planning and strategy, you can cut costs without compromising on quality or nutrition. […]
The Power of No-Spend Days: A Simple Strategy to Boost Your Savings
In today’s consumer-driven world, it’s easy to fall into the habit of spending money on things we don’t really need. Whether it’s grabbing coffee on […]
Building Credit: Your Ultimate Guide to Establishing a Strong Credit History
Building and maintaining a strong credit history is crucial for securing financial opportunities such as renting an apartment, getting a car loan, or qualifying for […]
What to Do Financially When Your Spouse Passes Away
When a spouse passes away, the surviving partner faces an emotional and practical whirlwind. One of the most pressing concerns is handling financial matters. Here’s […]
Fun Ways to Teach Your Kids About Money
Teaching kids about money can be fun and educational with these creative ideas: 1. Money Jar System: Give them a few jars labeled “Save,” “Spend,” […]
Debt Management Strategies: How to Pay Off Debt Faster
Debt can be a significant financial burden, but it doesn’t have to control your life. With the right strategies in place, you can pay off […]
The Power of Budgeting: How to Take Control of Your Finances
Budgeting is one of the most essential financial habits you can develop. It allows you to track your income, manage expenses, and work toward financial […]
Dave Ramsey’s Baby Steps of Financial Fitness
Dave Ramsey’s Baby Steps provide a structured approach to personal finance, guiding individuals from financial instability to long-term wealth. His plan emphasizes discipline, budgeting, and […]
Unsubscribed: Breaking Free from Subscription Overload
Remember when subscriptions were supposed to save us money? Now, they seem to be quietly draining our bank accounts while we forget we’re still paying […]
The Psychology of Money: Understanding How Mindset Shapes Financial Decisions
Money is more than just numbers in a bank account—it’s deeply tied to emotions, habits, and personal beliefs. The way people manage, spend, and save […]
Please Stop Doing Journal Entries!
For the love of accuracy, I beg my fellow accountants to please stop making so many journal entries in Quickbooks. Most transactions in Quickbooks can […]
Troubleshooting Bank Reconciliations In Quickbooks
A common issue CPA’s run into a year end with their client is when the December bank recon doesn’t match the Balance Sheet. This has […]
Nevada UI mandatory E-File effective July 1
Effective July 1, 2018, the Nevada Department of Employment mandated that all employers file their quarterly Unemployment Contribution and Wage reports electronically. Businesses must first […]
Start saving as early as possible!
Kids can start a retirement account as soon as they have earned income. Yes babysitting money and odd job income counts. If I were only […]