A fun and easy reference to using QuickBooks to mind your own business and to bank online.
-- The first three editions of QuickBooks For Dummies have sold more than 90,000 units
-- QuickBooks achieved 80% of the U.S. small business accounting market share during January to March, 1997
-- QuickBooks 5 For Dummies, 3rd Edition, is frequently Number 1 on the Ingram A-List in the accounting software category
-- QuickBooks X For Dummies provides expert advice from a CPA about ways to bank online, measure profits, monitor cash flow, simplify and minimize bookkeeping paperwork, track valuable business assets, and save income tax dollars
-- The first three editions of QuickBooks For Dummies have sold more than 90,000 units
-- QuickBooks achieved 80% of the U.S. small business accounting market share during January to March, 1997
-- QuickBooks 5 For Dummies, 3rd Edition, is frequently Number 1 on the Ingram A-List in the accounting software category
-- QuickBooks X For Dummies provides expert advice from a CPA about ways to bank online, measure profits, monitor cash flow, simplify and minimize bookkeeping paperwork, track valuable business assets, and save income tax dollars
QuickBooks X For Dummies shows readers how to use all of the components in QuickBooks. Small business users discover how to easily customize this powerful program to meet their business needs. This book makes routine tasks such as setting up general ledger, customer, and vendor accounts interesting and fun. Steve Nelson, CPA, shares expert advice for managing vital business assets, such as cash, inventory, and receivables. The book also provides all of the necessary details for doing payroll with QuickBooks. Small business users find how to keep personal expenses and budgets separate from business expenses and budgets. Users also find invaluable information about saving money and time on their income taxes.
