Performance problems in QuickBooks is one warning sign that your QuickBooks data file is probably getting too big. How big is too big? Shannon Tucker, our guest blogger answers that question and more. Continue reading
How much data can your QuickBooks company file hold before it becomes "stuffed", overflowing like a file cabinet, and SLOW? This is a very good question that most people don't take into consideration Continue reading
Handling employee reimbursements for business related expenses, including mileage, should not be run through payroll in QuickBooks Continue reading
If you've recently upgrade to QuickBooks 2011 and are experiencing "Template Errors" or "Missing Arial W1 font" messages, here's a quick fix. Continue reading
Frequently you will run across a transaction that you just aren’t sure which account you should be posting it too. Often times you end up “just picking one”, and tell yourself that you’ll remember to ask your accountant about it Continue reading
Print & mail 1099’s – if all of your information is correct print and mail the 1099’s on pre-printed forms OR you can use Intuit's 1099 E-file service; and eliminate the need to buy pre-printed forms and pay postage. Continue reading
In this article, we’ll cover each topic listed in the Year-End Guide, and offer some additional tips on each of the three sections: Tasks to prepare for filing taxes, Tasks to do if you use subcontractors, Tasks to do if you have employees and some Tips for the upcoming year. Continue reading
User permissions issues can occur especially when dealing with third party QuickBooks integrated applications and the Enterprise edition where user permissions can be highly customized. Continue reading
The QuickBooks Chart of Accounts is a complete list of a businesses accounts and their balances. You will use it to track how much money you have spent, how much money you have – and - how much money you owe. Continue reading
You feel the lure of those seductive little marketing messages that they whisper to you, but be careful about falling for that "do-it-yourself" myth, because these seductive little messages don't include some very important information that you need to know in order to make a sound business decision. Continue reading
