The most important consideration is determining whether or not QuickBooks Payments is right for you. For that reason, in this article, QuickBooks Payments will be discussed in greater detail. We will also share the benefits that our clients have experienced, and reported to us, that they considered “game changing.” Without further ado, let’s dive into QuickBooks Payments!
It’s perhaps one of your favorite activities in QuickBooks Online: recording money that comes in. Are you doing it right?
Working in a desktop version of QuickBooks? Check out this blog post instead.
Your days of matching paper checks to paper invoices are over. QuickBooks Online excels at keeping your accounts receivable organized. No more digging through piles of forms and hand-stamping PAID on your customer bills and statements. No more trying to write small enough in your register so you can identify the origins of deposits.
It’s one of your more pleasant tasks as a QuickBooks user: receiving payments from customers. Here’s how it works.
QuickBooks was designed to make your daily accounting tasks easier, faster, and more accurate. If you’ve been using the software for a while, you’ve probably found that to be true. Some chores, of course, aren’t so enjoyable. Like paying bills. Reconciling your bank account. Or anything else that has the potential to reduce the balance in your checking accounts.
The process of receiving customer payments is one of your more enjoyable responsibilities. You supplied a product or service that someone liked and purchased, and you’re getting the money due you.
Depending on the situation, you’ll use one of multiple methods to record customer payments. Here’s a look at some of your options.
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Learn why one Portland Area professional decided to become an Advanced Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor
Wondering what led one Portland native to become a QuickBooks ProAdvisor uncovered a variety of questions that many other local professionals also had about the Intuit program.
In a brief discussion with Jessica Loter-Griffith , an Advanced Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor at Out Of The Box Technology, she noted that people often call wondering how to become a QuickBooks ProAdvisor.
They are also curious about what the benefits are and how to use the ProAdvisor program to build their business.
The following are some of the more useful tips and pointers that she had to offer those who have questions about becoming a ProAdvisor.
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