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Master the #1 bestselling financial softwareSet up and maintain a complete, efficient small businessfinancial management system with ease! QuickBooks 2013: The Guide is filled with best practices for handlingessential business tasks and customizing QuickBooks forthe way you work.
Written by an Advanced Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor with years of experience supporting and training QuickBooks users, this practical resource shows you, step by step, how to use the software to control your businesses finances, process invoices, track inventory, and manage payroll. Get the most from the software and run your small business smoothly and effectively using the proven techniques and time-saving tips inside this authoritative guide to QuickBooks 2013.
Customize QuickBooks for your business
Enter transactions quickly and accurately
Manage accounts payable and receivable
Monitor and manage inventory
Integrate with online banking services
Track employee hours and manage payroll
Reconcile bank accounts
Manage budgets and project cash flow
Prepare for tax time
Share and secure your QuickBooks data
Produce and analyze business reports
Make sound business decisions with confidence
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McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
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Höhe: 231 mm
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Dicke: 36 mm
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978-0-07-180934-4 (9780071809344)
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Leslie Capachietti (Winchester, MA) is an Advanced Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor and a member of Intuits Accountant Training Network. She is the Principal of Automated Financial Solutions, an accounting systems consulting firm that specializes in helping small business owners get the most from their QuickBooks software. Leslie is a nationally recognized speaker and author who has trained thousands of fellow accountants on how to better serve their QuickBooks clients. She holds an MBA degree from Boston University.
Part I: Getting Started
Ch 1. Creating Your Company File
Ch 2. Creating a Chart of Accounts
Ch 3. Configuring Customers and Jobs
Ch 4. Configuring Vendors
Ch 5. Creating Other Lists You Need
Ch 6. Creating Items
Ch 7. Setting Up Inventory
Ch 8. Entering Historical DataPart II: Bookkeeping with QuickBooks
Ch 9. Invoicing Customers
Ch 10. Receiving and Tracking Customer Payments
Ch 11. Managing Vendor Bills
Ch 12. Paying Vendors
Ch 13. Managing Bank and Credit Card Accounts
Ch 14. Reconciling Bank Accounts
Ch 15. Using Online Banking Services
Ch 16. Tracking Time and Mileage
Ch 17. Running Payroll
Ch 18. Government Payroll Reporting
Ch 19. Journal Entries
(include allocations across classes)
Part III: Financial Planning and Reporting
Ch 20. Creating and Customizing Financial Reports
Ch 21. Budgets and Other Planning Tools
Ch 22. Year-end Procedures
Part IV: Managing QuickBooks
Ch 23. Customizing QuickBooks
Ch 24. Managing Users and Permissions
Ch 25. Managing Your QuickBooks Files
Part V: Appendices
Appendix A. Do This First!
Appendix B. Using QuickBooks with Other Software
