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Session 1 – getting started & Basics refresher
- QB tips, file health
- Free QB manual
- Navigating Menu bar, Centers, Home page
- Customizing views
Session 2 – defining data
- Importance of easily finding info with a click
- Using “canned” reports by using set fields
- Use, customizing, and management of all lists
Session 3 – working with lists
- Chart of Accounts – how many is too many?
- Customers/Jobs – set up, types, custom fields
- Vendors – contacts tab, notes tab
- Customizing lists view
- Management of lists
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Tag Archives: IRS
If You Have Filed Your Taxes, Good Job!! If You Haven’t, Here are Some Last Minute Tips!
Are You Claiming All of Your Tax-Deductible Business Expenses for 2015? Haven’t completed your 2015 taxes yet? You’re cutting it close. Don’t short-change yourself on business expenses, though. If you’ve been in business for several years, you have a pretty … read more
Did You Get a Letter From The IRS?
Why You Might Get a Letter from the IRS, and What to Do Don’t panic: It isn’t necessarily bad news. But you may need to deal with it. Getting a letter actually addressed to you personally is becoming a thing … read more
All About Tax Returns
All About Past Due Tax Returns Taxpayers neglect to file returns for countless reasons. If you’re one of them, here’s what you need to know. Believe it or not, there are individuals who don’t file tax returns even though they’re … read more
Mileage Rate Changes for 2016
The IRS has adjusted the mileage rate for 2016. Beginning on Jan. 1, 2016, the standard mileage rates for the use of a car (also vans, pickups or panel trucks) will be: 54 cents per mile for business miles driven, … read more
Are You Using the Right Business Structure?
The business structure you use – sole proprietor, LLC, etc. – has tremendous impact on how your company operates and pays taxes. A business structure is simply an organizational framework. The IRS requires you to select one for your company, … read more
What You Need to Know About Estimated Taxes
It’s not just self-employed individuals who are required by the IRS to pay estimated taxes. There are numerous advantages to being self-employed. The top benefit that most full-time, must-report-to-the-office employees envy the most is your ability to establish your own … read more
Hiring Your First Employee? 5 Tax-Related Steps
Be prepared for a mountain of paperwork, much of it related to income taxes. Adding your first employee to your small business comes with good and bad news. The good, of course, is that you’re succeeding so well that you … read more
Mileage Rate Changes for 2014
This article is reprinted from the IRS website. IR-2013-95, Dec. 6, 2013 WASHINGTON — The Internal Revenue Service today issued the 2014 optional standard mileage rates used to calculate the deductible costs of operating an automobile for business, charitable, … read more
W-9’s and 1099’s
2013 is coming to a close, which means taxes will be due soon. If you are a small business it is important to meet with your tax professional BEFORE the end of the year to review your current accounting methods, … read more
Avoid a Problematice Audit with Complete and Accurate Books
While Tax law does not require businesses to maintain books and records in any particular way. It does require them to keep accurate and complete set of books. Businesses are also required to keep supporting evidence for those records (i.e. … read more
