
This course was created to prepare students for any possible banking related situation in QuickBooks. It will help them with complex things like: managing customer's bounced checks, owner investment and withdrawals, printing checks, depositing customers credit card swipes and finding and fixing banking transaction mistakes.
These Ideas are more than just showing you where to click. You need to understand the ideas behind the clicks to be successful. This course will give you everything you need. I encourage you to ask any question you have and please leave feedback.
This video shows how to deposit the payments and sales receipts that you recorded when you got paid from a customer. It shows you the most important deposit related report - the DEPOSIT DETAIL. It discusses what happens in QuickBooks when you make a deposit.
This video shows how to find and fix any mistake related to recording deposits.
Most people don't know that customers who pay by credit card have their transaction recorded in to undeposited funds. This video explains why and shows you what to do at each step of the way.
This is a special new tool that started in QuickBooks 2014. It's great!! It's called the bounced check tool. It changes what used to be a terrible mess in to a simple set of steps that solves all problems related to bounced checks; also called "nsf checks"
The bounced check tool can only be used with customer payments If a customer pays a sale receipt by check, and then the check bounces, there is no bounced check tool to use. You have to follow the steps in this video to fix all the problems caused by this situation. The steps are similar to what needed to be done before quickbooks created the bounced check tool.
This video shows how to record ANY reduction to the bank account. It shows the main ideas behind recording checks.
This video gives you everything you need to know about printing checks from QuickBooks.
This video gives you everything you need to know about using and managing a company credit card and recording those transactions in QuickBooks. The ideas are similar to the ideas of managing a bank account.
The register window is a tool that helps people who are old fashioned and have experience managing a bank account's records in the days before the computer. This window has many helpful things that could make your QuickBooks experience much easier.
Most people do not know how to properly record transactions when the owner puts in or takes out cash and "co-mingles" funds between personal and business. This video clarifies the situations and shows you exactly what to do.
This will test what you learned in this course and also test how well you learned it. when you finish the transaction set, compare you results to the results in the video. If you have a difference, you have to use what you learned to find and fix mistakes.
This QuickBooks training course includes an explanation of every possible banking situation that a QuickBooks user may encounter. Every company that uses QuickBooks will need at least some, if not all, of these QuickBooks topics. The tutorial videos include instruction on: entering and fixing ANY kind of deposit, entering and fixing ANY kind of reduction to the bank account, printing checks from QuickBooks, and the most "in demand" topic that relates to QuickBooks banking, managing bounced checks. You will learn how to use the "bounced check" tool as well as the traditional way that QuickBooks would handle NSF checks from customers or clients. The QuickBooks learning even includes QuickBooks credit card transactions such as charges and credit card payments. For both bank accounts and credit card accounts, you will see and experience how to use the QuickBooks register window. This is one of the most helpful tools in QuickBooks.
There are 'follow along files” for each lecture so you can follow step by step. This makes learning QuickBooks Easy and fun.
The course is made with QuickBooks desktop for windows. However, the ideas apply to QuickBooks online as well as QuickBooks for Macintosh and Enterprise solutions.
I'm right here for you if you have any questions or need support. I hope you learn well and enjoy the course!
-Mark