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QuickBooks 2020

Exam Questions: 90
Course Level: Basic
Pages: 474 | Content: 464, Supplemental: 10
NASBA Area of Study: Computer Software and Applications
Not Acceptable for: Enrolled Agents
Version: 7795

Whether using QuickBooks 2020 for your own personal business or to advise your clients, this course offers information on using QuickBooks 2020 to fit a variety of business needs. You will learn to create invoices and credit memos, set up inventory items, record sales receipts, pay bills, track business checkbooks, build a budget, and create financial reports. It will address fixed assets accounting, help you organize your data for tax time, and show you the best ways to enter information about your products, employees, or customers. PLEASE NOTE: Depending on the specific version of QuickBooks you are using, there may be slight cosmetic variances, however, the versions all work basically the same and you should be able to use the course for any of the program versions (Pro, Premier and/or Enterprise Solutions). Computer program software is NOT included with courses. Not accepted for Enrolled Agents. All course material provided. No prerequisites. Course level: Basic.

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Table of Contents
  • QUICKLY INTO QUICKBOOKS
  • QuickBooks: The Heart of Your Business
  • The Big Setup
  • Populating QuickBooks Lists
  • DAILY ENTRY TASKS
  • Creating Invoices and Credit Memos
  • Reeling in the Dough
  • Paying the Bills
  • Inventory Magic
  • Keeping Your Checkbook
  • Paying with Plastic
  • STUFF YOU DO FROM TIME TO TIME
  • Printing Checks
  • Payroll
  • Building the Perfect Budget
  • Online with QuickBooks
  • HOUSEKEEPING CHORES
  • The Balancing Act
  • Reporting on the State of Affairs
  • Job Estimating, Billing, and Tracking
  • File Management Tips
  • Fixed Assets and Vehicle Lists
  • THE PART OF TENS
  • Tips for Handling (Almost) Ten Tricky Situations
  • (Almost) Ten Secret Business Formulas
  • APPENDICES
  • Installing QuickBooks in Ten Easy Steps
  • If Numbers Are Your Friends
  • Sharing QuickBooks Files
Objectives
  • To recognize why QuickBooks is a good foundational accounting system
  • To identify how to best set up QuickBooks
  • To recall how to enter and organize items into lists
  • To recognize how to create, print, and customize invoices and credit memos
  • To identify how to record sales receipts and customer payments
  • To identify the nuances involved with paying bills via QuickBooks
  • To identify the benefits of using a purchase order when ordering inventory
  • To recognize the issues involved with writing checks with QuickBooks
  • To recall how to enter and work with credit and debit card charges
  • To identify how to best print checks from QuickBooks
  • To identify the items needed in order to use QuickBooks for payroll
  • To recognize how to create a budget using QuickBooks
  • To recall how to use online payment and banking services
  • To identify how to balance a bank account using QuickBooks
  • To identify the various QuickBooks reports that are available
  • To recall how to create estimates and do job costing
  • To recognize the recommended back up procedures
  • To recognize how to set up a Fixed Asset list
  • To identify the accounts needed to track a partner's equity
  • To recognize the benefit of early payment discounts
  • To identify accounting terms used for cost allocation
  • To recognize how to best protect information when files are being shared

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