
Enter vendor balances in QuickBooks Desktop using the same interface as customers, and observe how the accounts payable control account updates to total balances.
Explore the difference between trading and non-trading activities in QuickBooks, and learn how to enter non-trading transactions such as prepaid expenses and advance rent using journal entries or write checks.
Record a security deposit paid by cash for shop as a non trading entry, creating the other asset, debit security deposit and credit cash, review in journal and print voucher.
Enter a new purchase in QuickBooks Desktop using the quick add vendor method and bills option. Add vendor and item details, quantities, and rates to generate the due date automatically.
Learn to create purchase orders in QuickBooks Desktop by selecting a vendor and entering items. Update costs when prices change and save the order without a journal entry.
Learn to process QuickBooks sales returns with refunds, manage available credit, and apply credits to invoices, adjusting inventory and cost of goods sold.
Convert January prepaid rent into expense by debiting rent expense for 5,000 and adjusting the six-month advance via a January 31, 2013 journal entry, non-cash and non-trading.
Extract and review the trial balance report in QuickBooks Desktop, verify accuracy, export as PDF, and learn practical reconciliation steps by checking each ledger and attaching backup.
Back up QuickBooks locally or online, yet local backups help store on external drives with date-time names, limit to three copies, then restore and manage or delete old company files.
Create Ravi Textiles company in QuickBooks, compare trading and manufacturing, select manufacturing to auto-create chart of accounts, set up sole proprietorship, and prepare to configure interloping balances.
Enter a direct purchase invoice in QuickBooks Desktop, select a vendor, add line items with quantities and totals, set the date and reference, then save and reconcile.
Learn to process bank to petty cash transfers in QuickBooks Desktop by using the transfer funds feature and recording accurate journal entries.
Record direct service purchases in QuickBooks Desktop by creating a service item linked to cost of goods sold, entering a bill for a vendor, and reviewing accounts payable.
Record fixed assets entries using a journal in QuickBooks desktop, posting a 50,000 balance from the bank and using a memo or reference for reconciliation, then save.
Record a direct sales invoice in QuickBooks Desktop, create the invoice with line items, and review the non-exchange journal entry.
Practice receiving payments in QuickBooks Desktop using a FIFO invoice sequence, clearing oldest invoices first and updating accounts receivable with cash receipts.
Learn to process a customer sales return in QuickBooks Desktop by recording refunds and credits against an invoice, applying credits, and reviewing the transaction journal.
Learn to record cash-based packing charges in QuickBooks Desktop by creating a service item for backing charges and posting them to cost of goods sold for inventory.
Learn how to add and manage custom fields in QuickBooks Desktop invoices, including defining item fields, multiple-choice sizes, and customizing the invoice template columns for headers and item details.
Extract the trial balance from reports, check balances like checking account against bank statement, identify unusual figures and discrepancies, and use third-party confirmations by email to reconcile accounts receivable.
Automate recurring entries in QuickBooks Desktop with memorized journal entries for monthly rent and recurring charges, treating prepaid rent as an asset and expensing it as the benefit is consumed.
This QuickBooks course covers all the features required in QuickBooks Pro and Premier, and most of the features available in Enterprise, from start to finish. Suitable for desktop versions 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020. You create companies, define and organize your lists, enter all types of transactions, reconcile your accounts, customize reports and print them, check and adjust inventory. You manage the sales tax that is paid. Payroll processing and more.
Move as easily as you like ... each topic is covered separately in your own short video (3 to 5 minutes on average) so you can only focus on one thing at a time. Once you understand this topic, move on to the next topic.
We'll start by creating and understanding each list in QuickBooks and then use that list to create all kinds of QuickBooks transactions you might use. Then reports are generated and adjusted, and forms and transactions are adjusted, printed, and sent.
I use the same handy files throughout the course so you can put them all into practice to ensure you have a thorough understanding and hands-on application of creating and editing lists and transactions.
This course is a project-based course that uses the free trial version of QuickBooks Enterprise and practices the class tracking functions for balance sheet and income statement, a class tracking function applied to liability accounting.
We'll learn how to download a free trial of QuickBooks Enterprise and prepare a new company file for use.
This course will show you how to enable the class tracking feature and explain the differences between class tracking for the QuickBooks Pro software version and the QuickBooks Enterprise version.
We'll track expenses by department using the class tracking feature and learn how to allocate indirect costs.
This course then shows you how to allocate service center costs to revenue.
We'll also look at balance sheet adjustments as we prepare balance reports by class.