It’s that time of year again. If you’ve been using QuickBooks desktop for a while now, you probably know that new versions of the software typically release each fall. This year is no different, and with the impending release of QuickBooks desktop 2019, Intuit had included several new features that are going to save a lot of us some time and effort.
Fredericksburg, VA is home to an Intuit call center where sales agents are on the phone with hundreds of QuickBooks users a day. The staff is made up of QuickBooks Online specialists, members of the Intuit Payments team in addition to QuickBooks Enterprise agents. Out Of The Box Technology Cofounders Andrew...
After a short hiatus, Intuit is reintroducing QuickBooks for Mac. Good news for Mac users who didn't want to use QuickBooks Online. Here are some of the new features for 2019: iCloud Document Sharing - Automatically share documents across multiple Macs connected through iCloud.Reconcile Discrepancy Report - Easily identify and reconcile...
There may be times when using QuickBooks that you find you’ll need to update some piece of data across many different items, customers, or vendors. Or maybe you’re doing some “spring cleaning” and want to inactivate some list elements you no longer use. In this post, we’ll go over two methods that can help you update large swaths of list information without updating each element by hand, saving you time and effort.
Cash flow is the lifeblood of every small business but many business owners underestimate just how vital managing cash flow is to their business's success. In fact, a healthy cash flow is more important than your business's ability to deliver its goods and services. While that might seem counter-intuitive, consider this:...
While September and October are prime time for Atlantic hurricanes, natural disasters of any kind can strike at any time. As such, it’s a good idea for taxpayers to think about – and plan ahead for – what they can do to be prepared. Here’s what taxpayers should keep in mind:
QuickBooks reports can be a useful way to get a better look at your data. But as you may have seen, there are times when you need to take the data we get from QuickBooks and expand on it.
If you haven’t yet read our post on the basics of the customer payments window, I’d recommend checking that out first to get a foundation for these tips. In this post, we’ll delve into a few more advanced topics that we didn’t have room for in the last post: Discounts and Credits, Bounced Checks, and Refunds.
In most cases, gains from sales are taxable. But did you know that if you sell your home, you may not have to pay taxes? Here are ten facts to keep in mind if you sell your home this year.
As you’ve used the reports built into QuickBooks, or even potentially created some of your own using the Custom Transaction Detail or Summary reports, you may sometimes have found that the data you’d like to display in your report is unavailable, or available only in a format less helpful to you. Perhaps, you’d also like to make your reports more visually pleasing by adding charts or graphs to better visually compare data. In situations like this, QuickBooks Advanced Reporting, or QBAR, can be a great help in getting the data you want to see, and seeing it in the way you want to see it
To keep your business running smoothly, you need to be able to keep track of your income. To track your income with accuracy and detail, you most likely need to know when, from who, and for what you’re receiving payment. With that in mind, as part of our series on foundations of basic transactions, let’s look at the “Customer Payments” window.
Tracking time is never easy. That's why TSheets is here to make it simple. This free webinar gives an in depth look at TSheets software and how it can help your company easily track time on any device so you can save thousands each year by streamlining your payroll and...
It goes without saying: complete and accurate financial record keeping is crucial to your business success. Good records provide the financial data helping you operate more efficiently. It becomes more important, as year-end preparation looms around the corner.
Bills in QuickBooks are a transaction reflecting what you owe to a vendor, sometimes referred to outside QuickBooks as vendor invoices. Ensuring complete and accurate entry of bills into QuickBooks can be a huge help in understanding and managing your business’ expenses. Let’s look at some of the basics of entering bills in QuickBooks, and the tools you can use for this process to make your work simpler.
Last year, we said there was no better measurement of success after being listed among the fastest growing companies; we were wrong. ebs Associates was named as one of the fastest growing companies again, making the Inc. 5000 List for the second time in a row.