QuickBooks 2015: The Best Guide for Small Business
Published on 16. December 2014
Book
Paperback/Softback
464 pages
978-0-07-185023-0 (ISBN)
Description
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Manage Your Small Business Finances with QuickBooks 2015Set up a complete small business financial management system quickly and easily. Written by Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisors, QuickBooks 2015: The Best Guide for Small Business shows you how to maximize all of the software's powerful capabilities, including the new and improved features.
Learn best practices for controlling your business's financial operations-processing invoices, tracking inventory, monitoring sales, managing payroll, and more. You'll also get tips for working with an accountant and organizing tax information. Run your small business efficiently and effectively using the tested techniques and valuable advice in this practical guide to QuickBooks 2015.
Prepare and customize QuickBooks for your company
Enter customers, vendors, and transactions
Manage accounts payable and receivable
Work with bank and credit card accounts
Pay employees and payroll taxes
Use QuickBooks budget and planning tools
Manage inventory
Secure your data
Generate reports
Prepare for tax time
Manage Your Small Business Finances with QuickBooks 2015Set up a complete small business financial management system quickly and easily. Written by Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisors, QuickBooks 2015: The Best Guide for Small Business shows you how to maximize all of the software's powerful capabilities, including the new and improved features.
Learn best practices for controlling your business's financial operations-processing invoices, tracking inventory, monitoring sales, managing payroll, and more. You'll also get tips for working with an accountant and organizing tax information. Run your small business efficiently and effectively using the tested techniques and valuable advice in this practical guide to QuickBooks 2015.
Prepare and customize QuickBooks for your company
Enter customers, vendors, and transactions
Manage accounts payable and receivable
Work with bank and credit card accounts
Pay employees and payroll taxes
Use QuickBooks budget and planning tools
Manage inventory
Secure your data
Generate reports
Prepare for tax time
More details
Language
English
Place of publication
United States
Publishing group
McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Illustrations
400 Illustrations
Dimensions
Height: 231 mm
Width: 183 mm
Thickness: 23 mm
Weight
680 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-07-185023-0 (9780071850230)
Schweitzer Classification
Other editions
Additional editions
Bobbi Sandberg | Leslie Capachietti
QuickBooks 2015: The Best Guide for Small Business
E-Book
12/2014
1st Edition
McGraw-Hill Education
€50.33
Available for download
Persons
Bobbi Sandberg is a consulting accountant and retired CPA who has been a trainer, instructor, and teacher of QuickBooks in the Pacific Northwest for more than 40 years. Specializing in making 'numbers your friend', Bobbi has helped small businesses succeed by both teaching and supporting QuickBooks from installation to complex accounting issues. Through her small business focused community college classes, she helps small business owners understand and utilize the many features in QuickBooks.
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.
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.
Content
Introduction
PART I: Getting Started
1. Preparing Your QuickBooks Account
2. Inputting Customers and Vendors
3. Creating Items and Other Lists
PART II: Using QuickBooks
4. Invoicing and Managing Accounts Receivable
5. Recording and Paying Your Bills
6. Setting up Bank and Credit Card Accounts
7. Working with Online Transactions
PART III: Payroll
8. Establishing QuickBooks Payroll
9. Paying Employees
10. Compiling Payroll Taxes and Forms
PART IV: Reports, Planning, and Budgets
11. Producing and Modifying Reports
12. Generating Budgets and Using Analysis Tools
PART V: Inventory
13. Using Purchase Orders and Inventory Setup
14. Managing Inventory
PART VI: Additional Tasks
15. Customizing QuickBooks for Your Company
16. Keeping Data Secure
17. Understanding General Journal Entries
18. Posting At Year's End
19. Sending Year End Accountant Copies
20. Fixing Common Problems
PART I: Getting Started
1. Preparing Your QuickBooks Account
2. Inputting Customers and Vendors
3. Creating Items and Other Lists
PART II: Using QuickBooks
4. Invoicing and Managing Accounts Receivable
5. Recording and Paying Your Bills
6. Setting up Bank and Credit Card Accounts
7. Working with Online Transactions
PART III: Payroll
8. Establishing QuickBooks Payroll
9. Paying Employees
10. Compiling Payroll Taxes and Forms
PART IV: Reports, Planning, and Budgets
11. Producing and Modifying Reports
12. Generating Budgets and Using Analysis Tools
PART V: Inventory
13. Using Purchase Orders and Inventory Setup
14. Managing Inventory
PART VI: Additional Tasks
15. Customizing QuickBooks for Your Company
16. Keeping Data Secure
17. Understanding General Journal Entries
18. Posting At Year's End
19. Sending Year End Accountant Copies
20. Fixing Common Problems