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- Wet Stock Reconciliation: The Complete Guide for Gas Station Owners Wet stock reconciliation is the process of comparing physical fuel in your tanks against what the books say should be there. Here is how to do it righ...
- Wet Stock Variance: What Is Normal and When to Worry Every tank is a little off. The question is how much is normal, what is a warning sign, and what the regulator expects you to detect. Here is how to r...
- 7 Places Your Gas Station Is Losing Fuel Margin (and How to Fix Each One) Most gas station owners think they know their fuel margin. They take the street price, subtract the jobber price, and call it profit. But the real num...
- 5 Tax Mistakes Gas Station Owners Make Every Year (That Cost Thousands) Gas station tax compliance is more complex than most small businesses. Between motor fuel excise tax, multi-rate sales tax, asset depreciation, interc...
- Gas Station Bookkeeping: How to Set Up Your Chart of Accounts the Right Way A generic QuickBooks chart of accounts does not work for gas stations. You need fuel COGS by grade, store margins by category, and every revenue strea...
- How Much Gas Does a Gas Station Sell Per Day? A typical US gas station sells a few thousand gallons a day, but the range between a quiet rural site and a busy highway stop is enormous. Here is wha...
- Fuel Shrinkage at a Gas Station: Theft, Leak or Meter Error? Your tanks keep coming up short. Before you assume theft, work through the causes in the right order. Most fuel variance is measurement, not missing f...
- Gas Station KPI Dashboard: The 10 Numbers to Review Every Month You do not need a 40-line report. Ten numbers, reviewed in the same order every month, tell you whether fuel, the store and cash are healthy, and wher...