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QuickBooks 2005: The Missing Manual
The Missing Manual
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- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- + The Missing Credits
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Introduction
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Part One: Getting Started
- + Creating a Company in QuickBooks
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Chapter 2: Setting Up a Chart of Accounts
- + Chapter 3: Setting Up Customers and Jobs
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Chapter 4: Setting Up Invoice Items
- + Chapter 5: Setting Up Other QuickBooks Lists
- + Chapter 6: Configuring Preferences to Fit Your Company
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Chapter 7: Managing QuickBooks Files
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Part Two: Accounting with QuickBooks
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Chapter 8: Invoicing
- + Choosing the Right Type of Form
- Creating Invoices
- + Filling in Invoice Header Fields
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Entering Invoice Line Items
- Invoicing for Backordered Products
- Memorizing Recurring Invoices
- + Estimating Jobs
- + Creating Progress Invoices
- + Producing Statements
- Finding Invoices (and other Sales Forms)
- Editing Invoices and Sales Receipts
- Voiding and Deleting Invoices and Sales Receipts
- + Handling Refunds and Credits
- + Sending Sales Forms
- + Chapter 9: Managing Accounts Receivable
- + Chapter 10: Paying for Expenses
- + Chapter 11: Payroll
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Chapter 12: Managing Bank Accounts, Credit Cards, and Petty Cash
- + Entering Transactions in an Account Register
- + Handling Bounced Checks
- Transferring Funds
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Reconciling Accounts
- Preparing for the First Reconciliation
- Preparing for Every Reconciliation
- Starting a Reconciliation
- Reconciling Transactions
- Reconciliation Reports
- Modifying Transactions During Reconciliation
- Stopping and Restarting a Reconciliation
- + Correcting Discrepancies
- Undoing the Last Reconciliation
- When Your Bank Makes a Mistake
- + Managing Loans
- + Tracking Petty Cash
- + Chapter 13: Making Journal Entries
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Chapter 14: Working with Financial Statements
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Chapter 8: Invoicing
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Part Three: Managing Your Business
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Chapter 15: End-of-Year Tasks
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Chapter 16: Managing Inventory
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Chapter 17: Tracking Time and Mileage
- + Chapter 18: Budgeting and Planning
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Chapter 19: Tracking Your Business with Reports
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Chapter 15: End-of-Year Tasks
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Part Four: QuickBooks Power
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Part Five: Appendices
- + Index
- Colophon
Every company large and small wants to boost its sales, control its spending, and keep the auditors at the Internal Revenue Service happy. But, no company wants to waste time on more paperwork. These days, a growing number of companies are turning to QuickBooks accounting software not only to speed up their bookkeeping efforts, but manage their businesses more effectively.
Organizations come in all shapes, sizes, and business models, so it's no surprise that accounting practices can be a convoluted road to travel. QuickBooks can handle many of the financial tasks companies face, but the price you pay is an overabundance of software features. To make the learning curve even more challenging, QuickBooks doesn't come with a manual.
Fortunately, to help pave the road to accounting success, there's QuickBooks 2005: The Missing Manual, a comprehensive guide from O'Reilly that examines everything the QuickBooks Pro edition has to offer, from invoices and inventory to assets and accounts payable.
With QuickBooks 2005: The Missing Manual, financial managers can quickly learn how to use the program's tools to implement and maintain critical accounting processes. By covering details in a friendly and light-hearted way, the book explains when and why a feature is useful, and then offers indispensable, relevant advice. Each page of this Missing Manual provides insightful tips and tricks to help readers become more efficient, sophisticated users no matter what the extent of their existing knowledge is.
Whether you're interested in QuickBooks for its basic bookkeeping features or its more powerful, business planning tools, the only way to truly harness its power is to read the book that should have been in the box: QuickBooks 2005: The Missing Manual.
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Publication year : 2008
License: All rights reserved ©
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