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QuickBooks Tip-How To Add a Logo and Customize Your Forms
Just because you use QuickBooks doesn’t mean that you can’t send out professional looking forms. Spend some time working with your Form Templates and go from drab to WOW!
This QuickBooks tip provides you with 7 Steps to take you Estimate, Invoice and Purchase Orders from drab and boring to professional.
Continue readingQuickBooks Tip – Easy Access to Employee Payroll Forms
Easy access to common employee payroll forms {I-9 and W-4} from the QuickBooks Employees menu -> Employee Forms. Continue reading
Form I-9 Reverification Rules – Learn the Fine Ponts
Do you have to reverify an employee’s Form I-9 if his driver’s license expires? What about if an employee’s work authorization expires? Find out which situations require reverification. Continue reading
Employer Responsibilities for Completing an I-9 Form
By adding E-Verify to the existing Form I-9 employment eligibility verification process, a company can benefit from knowing that it has taken constructive steps toward maintaining a legal workforce. Continue reading
QuickBooks Tip – Upgrading to 2011 Forms & Template Errors
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
QuickBooks Tips – Four (4) Ways to Add Long Disclaimers on Forms
As a business owner there can be several different situations that you encounter where you might need to include a long disclaimer or explanation when you sell a specific item, offer special discounts, provide warranty information or explain your payment requirements when bidding on a job or even invoicing a customer. There are four different methods for adding long disclaimers to your QuickBooks forms; choose the one that makes the most sense for your business. Continue reading