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Nancy Smyth, on August 16th, 2010.
Back 2000 who would have thought that developing a QuickBooks integrated add-on would become a very popular trend among software developers? There wasn’t even a widely known, let alone an “Intuit approved method” of accessing QuickBooks data at that time, so WHY would anyone want to form a company that would utilize QuickBooks [Read the full article...]
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Nancy Smyth, on August 4th, 2010.
Since Windows Vista was released, we have handled numerous support calls which resulted in an 80040408 – Could not start QuickBooks error. In all cases QuickBooks and our 3rd party applications had been installed under the Administrator [Read the full article...]
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Nancy Smyth, on August 3rd, 2010.
Over the years QuickBooks Payroll has had many names (Do-It-Yourself, Enhanced, Assisted, etc.). It used to be simple – a one size fits all; but that is no longer the case. QuickBooks users now have more payroll options than ever before, and it’s very [Read the full article...]
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Nancy Smyth, on August 2nd, 2010.
Progress Invoicing is a feature of QuickBooks® Pro, Premier and Enterprise editions, however, it is geared toward line item billing; more commonly used by contractors who work on large commercial and/or government construction projects involving a large scope of work or schedule of values and detailed line-item [Read the full article...]
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Nancy Smyth, on July 30th, 2010.
Progress Invoicing is a standard feature of QuickBooks® Pro, Premier, and Enterprise editions; each of these versions also offer several options for invoicing as well. In order to implement the Progress Invoicing function you must also utilize the QuickBooks Estimate function – this will eliminate repetitive data entry and help you achieve good job costing reports, such as Estimate vs. Actual [Read the full article...]