
Before you dive into the upcoming lectures, please watch this video for all the updates that have occurred with QuickBooks Self-employed through 2019. You may want to come back and rewatch this update video after you finish the course if you would like a refresher. Enjoy the course.
Learn to import transactions into QuickBooks Self-Employed from bank accounts or spreadsheets, manage the 90-day limit, add receipts and notes, and categorize expenses.
Learn to filter uploaded transactions in QuickBooks Self-Employed, separating business and personal spend, filtering by income, spending, subcategories (advertising, gas), and using time-based and account filters.
Learn when to classify transfers in QuickBooks Self-Employed, including credit card payments, owner deposits, owner withdrawals, and inter-account transfers, which do not count as income or expenses.
Learn how to exclude transactions in QuickBooks Self-employed to keep your records organized, review excluded items, and delete unwanted entries before uploading in the sixty five format.
Enter and categorize transactions in QuickBooks Self-Employed, including transfers, income, and personal expenses, with notes, receipts, and splits. Exclude transactions and organize unreviewed items for accurate reporting.
Learn to set up a vehicle, track business versus personal miles with mileage tracking and automatic recording, generate year-end deductions, and share logs with your CPA in QuickBooks self-employed.
Learn how to set up a tax profile in QuickBooks self-employed to project self-employment and W-2 income for quarterly estimated taxes, and pay online for accuracy.
Learn how to set up Schedule C deductions in QuickBooks self-employed, focusing on the home office deduction, business asset deductions, and health care deduction to reduce taxable business profit.
Choose actual expenses or safe harbor to claim the home office deduction, applying the business-use percentage to expenses like rent, utilities, and property taxes for space used exclusively for business.
Define how to handle business assets in quickbooks self-employed, detailing under-$2,500 expensing versus over-$2,500 depreciation and section 179 for profit and loss reporting.
Set up your health care profile in QuickBooks Self-Employed to determine eligibility for health care premium and health savings account deductions.
Create and analyze reports in QuickBooks Self-Employed to track income, expenses, and deductions. Use profit and loss and tax details reports to inform decisions and prep taxes with your accountant.
create and customize invoices in QuickBooks Self-Employed, set up payments, and send invoices with itemized lines, due dates, and a pay now option to help clients pay faster.
Do you want to alleviate the pain of gathering all of your documents at tax time? Would you like to automate about 80% of your accounting? Are you an independent contractor or a small business owner? If you answered yes to one or all three of these questions, you must sign up for this class.
You will learn how to sort and track business income, capture all expense deductions, track business mileage, estimate quarterly tax payments, and invoice your customers anytime, anywhere, from multiple devices. And what's even more exciting, you will learn how to automate 80% of the entire accounting process.
You will learn how to manage your entire business using QuickBooks self-employed. Give up the confusion and destain of bookkeeping and let this course together with the software easily guide you through the normal drudgery of bookkeeping. You will fall in love with QuickBooks Self-employed.