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Description QuickBooks 2008 Advanced
In this VTC QuickBooks 2008 Advanced tutorial, Lauri Matson a QuickBooks ProAdvisor, will go beyond the basics to teach advanced bookkeeping concepts, strategies, troubleshooting tips, shortcuts and more. Designed for the advanced user, the author uses easy to understand terminology coupled with valuable tips from over 30 years of business experience. Topics include unusual events and internal controls including reconciliations, assets & depreciation, taxes and reporting and even integration with other applications. Work files are included. This is a " must have " for any QuickBooks home or business office. To begin learning today, simply click on one of the QuickBooks 2008 Advanced lessons. < p > < i > *While it is not necessary, it is recommended that users first take the VTC QuickBooks 2008 introduction course, and have a strong background in the Microsoft Office Suite (mainly Access, Excel and Word). < /i > < /p > < p > < i > **This course uses QuickBooks 2008 Accountant?s Edition with Point of Sale and Enterprise Editions used when they are needed. < /i > < /p > < p > < i > ***Most techniques used in these lessons are applicable to QuickBooks 2006-2008 versions. < /i > < /p > |
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Getting Started
Advanced QuickBooks Course Objectives
Tips & Shortcuts
Networking Alternatives
Working with an Accountant Copy
Remote Access & Third Party Solutions
Invoices / Orders & Estimates
Estimates / Change Orders / Sales Orders
Tracking Work in Progress
Tracking Progress with Enterprise Solutions
Job Costing
Setting Up Jobs
Purchase Orders / Costs / Profitability
Reimbursable Expenses (Time / Mileage)
Complex Purchase Transactions
Prepaid Expenses
Trading Balances Between Customers & Vendors
Voiding Prior Period Checks
Inventory Control
Complexities of Inventory
Groupings & Assemblies
Using Point of Sale
Units of Measurement
Statement of Cash Flow
Cash Flow Analysis
Generate a Cash Flow Statement
Credit Card Transactions
Security
Customer Payments / Merchant Services
Vendor Payments
Bank Reconciliations & Online Banking
Common Problems
Handling Bad Checks & NSF Fees
Electronic Statements
Online Errors
Liability Reconciliations
Entering New Debt
Tracking Loan Balances
Understanding Equity Accounts
Draws vs. Investments: How Equity Works
Closing the Equity Accounts
Working with Assets
Depreciation & Amortization
Setting Up Accounts Depreciation Accounts
The Asset List
Purchasing Fixed Assets
Payroll
Wages & Liabilities
Other Additions & Deductions
Payroll Checkup
Advanced Payroll Items
Setup for Workers Compensation
Workers Compensation Payments
Earned Income Credit
Tracking Commissions
Forecasts & Budgets
Significance of Forecasts & Budgets
Create a Budget
The Business Plan Tool
What If? Analysis in Microsoft Excel
Internal Controls
Accuracy & Fraud Protection
Proper Documentation & Retention
User Access & Licensing
Security
Permissions & Users
Year End Close
Outgrowing Your Company File
Solutions to Large Files
Data Preparation
Condensing & Creating a New File
Creating a New File
Pros & Cons of a New File
Condensing Your Data
Pros & Cons of Condensing
Upgrading
Advanced Industry Solutions
Enterprise Edition
Point of Sale
Journal Entries
Automatic & Manual Entries
Issues to be Aware of
General Ledger Report
Audit Trails
Internal Controls
The Audit Trail Report
Integration
Collection Letters
Pivot Tables
Mailings
Verifying & Repairing Data
Troubleshooting
Verify & Rebuild
When the Balance Sheet is Out of Balance
What if Rebuilding Does Not Work
Backups
Backups vs. Portable Files
Backup Strategy
The Accountant's Copy
Common Errors
The Most Common Errors
Most Common Errors Continued
Reporting
Advanced Reporting
Modifying & Saving Your Reports
Memorized Transactions
The Template Gallery
Searching & Enhancements
Using the Find Function
Understanding the Add On Tools
Connecting to Microsoft Access
Installing an ODBC Connector to Access
Using Access with QuickBooks
Integrating Applications
Conclusion
Quick Tips
Wrap Up
About the Author
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