QuickBooks 2012 introduced a new approach to condensing large QuickBooks data files. How well does the new condense feature work? And how does it compare to the results given by third party data condensing services? Continue reading
Creating weekly certified payroll reports from a bi-weekly paycheck can be difficult unless your accounting software accurately accrues the wages for each week. Continue reading
When it comes to choosing and implementing QuickBooks Add-Ons for their construction company, many contractors turn the project over to someone else. This unfortunately is one of the major reasons that this type of project fails. Continue reading
Free checklists for keeping track of bookkeeping/accounting tasks and the information needed when you hire a new employee. Helps you meet important deadlines. Continue reading
QuickBooks can handle both taxable and non-taxable customers and sales using the same item list. Find out how by watching this YouTube video. Continue reading
So how do you find a "good" bookkeeper and test their knowledge before hiring them? Or, perhaps you are ready to hire a CPA to help you. Congratulations! Read this article to find out more information. Continue reading
The QuickBooks Weekly Timesheet can cause a lot of confusion for users who are implementing employee time tracking for the first time, mainly because the timesheet contains both a Service Item and a Payroll Item. This article will explain what each column is used for and some common pitfalls that can happen. Continue reading
Like everyone who writes a blog, I always wonder how well it's doing. I was pretty surprised what the site stats had to say about 2011. Continue reading
Knowing how to complete an AIA G-702/G-703 billing form and documenting change orders are important for your overall cash flow, if they aren't done correctly - well you don't get paid on time! This Tuesday Training segment will provide you with detailed information on both. Continue reading
If you use QuickBooks for your accounting and you create your Estimates in Excel instead of within QuickBooks {which does provide you with an Estimating feature} you loose out on job costing capabilities and so much more! Continue reading
