by Ibanessa S Hogan | Blog
If your business is required to collect and pay sales taxes, you can use QuickBooks’ tools to help you meet those obligations. Next to payroll, state sales taxes represent probably the most complex element of your accounting tasks. QuickBooks can help with the...
by Ibanessa S Hogan | Blog
Most small businesses start operating without having a roadmap that can guide them through the whereabouts of doing business. Questions such as: Should I expand my product line or should I reinvent the services that I’m already offering? Do I know my Strengths,...
by Ibanessa S Hogan | Blog
If your business pays a lot of bills, you need an efficient system for staying current with them. QuickBooks’ Bill Tracker provides that. Bill-paying may be your least favorite accounting activity. You definitely know how those checks and online payments affect your...
by Ibanessa S Hogan | Blog
If your business pays a lot of bills, you need an efficient system for staying current with them. QuickBooks’ Bill Tracker provides that. Bill-paying may be your least favorite accounting activity. You definitely know how those checks and online payments affect your...
by Ibanessa S Hogan | Blog
A Cash Budget is simply a way of keeping track of your incoming flow of money and your disbursements (outflow) per month or week. It’s a real-time inflow and outflow cash management system. It is not a budget, budgets have another purpose, besides they are static. You...
by Ibanessa S Hogan | Blog
Do You Need to Bundle Products in QuickBooks? Create Assemblies If you frequently sell multiple inventory items grouped together, you need to learn about QuickBooks’ assemblies. Let’s say you run a home improvement retail outlet, and one of the things you sell is...
