
Set up a separate business QuickBooks file and a personal file. Enter first-month data from a mock bank statement, then reconcile and review the reports (profit and loss, balance sheet).
Learn to add a checking account and set a beginning balance in QuickBooks, using the chart of accounts order and opening balance equity to start clean in 2020.
Print the balance sheet and income statement from the business account in QuickBooks, save January reports, and compare them to personal-account reports to analyze data.
Learn how to manage QuickBooks files by comparing business and personal accounts, and explore the pros and cons of using one file for both.
Download the attached pdf document or Excel workbook to review the January bank statement for the personal account.
Set up a personal checking account in the QuickBooks file and record the beginning balance as of a chosen date in the register, starting forward from there.
Download the attached pdf or Excel workbook containing the January credit card statement. Save and open the file to review the statement details.
Set up a single QuickBooks file to track business and personal expenses using class tracking, create the chart of accounts, and separate business from personal data.
Learn to add a bank checking account to a combined business and personal QuickBooks file, set up the chart of accounts, and enter the beginning balance with proper equity handling.
Record both business and personal cash outflows in QuickBooks for January, including mortgage, medical, and IRA contributions, using vendors, accounts, and classes to separate transactions.
Print and review balance sheet and income statement from QuickBooks, analyze profit and loss by class for business and personal accounts in January, and save reports as PTF.
Compare using two QuickBooks files for business and personal data versus one file with class tracking; weigh pros, cons, and reporting implications for balance sheet and profit and loss.
Enter February deposits from a personal bank statement into the personal cookbooks file, including w-2 income and business-to-person transfers, then review balance sheet and profit and loss.
Download the February credit card statement as a pdf document, with an attached excel workbook available for download.
Enter February personal cash outflows from bank statements into QuickBooks using the check register and vendor setup. Generate February balance sheet and profit and loss reports to compare month-to-month activity.
Learn to enter personal cash outflows in QuickBooks, including mortgage payments, medical costs, and utilities, from bank statements and reconcile them alongside other expenses.
Print and review two-month personal QuickBooks reports for January and February 2020, including the balance sheet and profit and loss, to aid tax preparation and budgeting.
Access QuickBooks backup files through the provided link and download them, clarifying options for business and personal use versus a single combined file.
Download the attached PDF or Excel workbook on checking accounts for business and personal use, February edition.
Perform a bank reconciliation for February in QuickBooks, tracking business and personal transactions in one file, verify ending balance, enter service charges, and split bank charges by class.
Explore how to print February reports in QuickBooks, including balance sheet and profit and loss, and learn how to separate business and personal data using class filters and report customization.
QuickBooks Pro Desktop 2019, comparing two methods of tracking both business and personal records, one using two QuickBooks Desktop 2019 files, and one using a sing file to track both business and personal financial data using QuickBooks class tracking feature.
We will work with hands-on practical practice problems together under both methods, compare the results, and discuss the pros and cons of each approach.
The course will start with the method of using two separate QuickBooks files for business and personal records because this is the most widely recommended method and provides the greatest separation of business and personal data which is usually a good thing.
We will create new QuickBooks files for both business and personal records. The course will also provide backup files that can be used to jump forward in the course or to rework problems while using the same data set.
We will enter two months of data into our QuickBooks files using simulated bank statements we will provide in the course as PDF files. After we enter the data into QuickBooks, we will generate reports and compare the data in the personal and business files.
The next step will be to enter similar data into one QuickBooks file, a QuickBooks file that will be used to track both personal and business accounting data. To achieve this goal, we will start a new QuickBooks file and enter financial data from a simulated bank statement the course will provide in PDF format.
As we enter data into the joint QuickBooks file, we will assign a class to each transaction that will help to separate the data during financial reporting. After we have entered the data, we will generate reports including a profit and loss by class. The profit and loss by class report well separate business and personal expenses. We will also discuss other options for filtering reports by class.
We will then compare the two methods, the use of two separate QuickBooks files to the use of one QuickBooks file for both business and personal data, separating the content with the use of class tracking.
Next, we will discuss personal balance sheet items and how we can add them to our financial data including financial investments, our home, our mortgage, and our auto.
We will also discuss alternative methods for tracking credit cards, recording loan payments, and entering employee W-2 income.
In addition to the instructional videos, this course will include downloadable
• QuickBooks Pro Desktop 2019 Backup files
• Excel practice files
• Downloadable PDF Files
The QuickBooks Desktop 2019 backup files are a great tool that allows us to jump ahead in the material or to rework material if we choose.
Excel practice files will be preformatted and will generally have at least two tabs, one tab with the completed work and a second tab with a preformatted worksheet we can fill in as we watch the instructional videos.