Using Custom Fields

Custom fields let you add to the information that QuickBooks (QB) tracks about customers, vendors, employees, and items.

[More]

An Essential Step for New QuickBooks Users

If your company or organization is new to QuickBooks, you must know that your accounting records are not complete until you enter the transactions between the QuickBooks start date you have chosen and the current date, if any. There are two ways to do this.

[More]

Creating a New QuickBooks Data File

There are five ways to create a new QuickBooks data file.

[More]

Accessing Your QuickBooks File From Anywhere

Are you a small business owner whose bookkeeping is handled by an external bookkeeping service? Would you like to retain control of your checks, but don't want to pay the bills yourself? If you're tired of passing your QuickBooks file from your office to your bookkeeper to your accountant, this article is for you.

[More]

How to Choose a Start Date

An important decision you need to make before you create the data file is what is the appropriate start date--the date on which QuickBooks (QB) begins tracking your company's financial transactions.

[More]

More Entries

Copyright © 2007-2008 Harrison Bookkeeping. All rights reserved.
No content from this blog may be used in any way without express written consent of Harrison Bookkeeping.
Blog written and moderated by Gwen Harrison.
Powered by BlogCFC, by Raymond Camden. This blog is running version 5.9. Contact Blog Owner