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Complete the fields above to watch this webinar on-demand. From accounting and bookkeeping, to year-end adjustments and zip files, and everything in between, Out Of The Box Technology is here for you when you need us the most. Our team of consultants are passionate about helping you succeed. We've developed products...

heres what you need to know about tax changes for businesses and individuals

Important Tax Changes for Individuals and Businesses | Misc Tax Tips

As the New Year rolls around, it’s always a sure bet that there will be changes to current tax law and 2019 is no different, now that the tax provisions under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA) are in full effect. From standard deductions to health savings accounts and tax rate schedules, here’s a checklist of tax changes to help you plan the year ahead.

QuickBooks Portable File – Restoring QuickBooks Loan Manager

Continuing coverage of the QuickBooks Portable File restoration process within QuickBooks Desktop, recovering what doesn't come in when it's restored, we look at restoring your QuickBooks Loan Manager data. This, among the other items to restore, is likely the least rigorous. What is QuickBooks Loan Manager? QuickBooks Loan Manager doesn't contain any...

The Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996 (PRWORA) is a federal law that requires employers to report specific information on new hires and rehired employees to the state. Generally, all new employees and rehires who are required to complete a Form W-4 must be reported. This includes full-time, part-time, seasonal, temporary and rehired employees. For new hire reporting purposes, these employees are collectively referred to as "new hires."

New Hire Reporting: Are You In Compliance?

The Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996 (PRWORA) is a federal law that requires employers to report specific information on new hires and rehired employees to the state. Generally, all new employees and rehires who are required to complete a Form W-4 must be reported. This includes full-time, part-time,...

Employee Overpayment Can Lead to Problems

You may have overpaid an employee because someone entered the wrong information into the system. Or maybe the employee or his or her supervisor submitted inaccurate data. Either way, this type of error is usually easily fixable. You do have to follow certain procedures, however. Reclaiming the Overpayment Under federal law, you...

QuickBooks Portable File – Restoring Company Letters

Last time, we covered how to create and send a portable file in QuickBooks Desktop; and how to restore it when called upon. We also discussed what is brought in, and what is not, when a portable file is restored. Though addressing the restoration of items not brought in is initially daunting, knowing where things are located mitigates this. We will cover restoring each, on a blog by blog basis – starting with company letters in QuickBooks Desktop.

These days, some of us find ourselves updating multiple calendars. There's the Outlook calendar or other web-based solution for scheduling and task management. Or, maybe a smartphone app to track a "to-do" on the road with a paper calendar as backup. But where do you keep track of your everyday financial tasks? Including these in your scheduling calendars and/or task lists will make for very crowded screens, not to mention how inconvenient it can be to keep switching between applications. Consider adding one more tracking tool: the QuickBooks Calendar.

What’s New in QuickBooks 2019

Complete the form above to view this webinar on-demand. QuickBooks 2019 has been released and there are new features and nuances that users are asking about. Some of the changes may not apply to everyone, but there are certainly some that do, and we want you to stay informed. Join Out...

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