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How Does QuickBooks Attached Documents Handle Security?

March 19, 2011 by Chief Mechanic Leave a Comment Format  for printing... Format for printing...
How Does QuickBooks Attached Documents Handle Security?

QuickBooks Attached Documents addresses the need for security by providing 4 levels of application permissions across 8 areas of QuickBooks functionality under an account overseen by a single user. Users log into Intuit’s secure servers using an email address and password. While we’re on the subject of security, there’s one small drawback: the password is [...]

Filed Under: KnowledgeBase, Other Program Features Tagged With: A/P, A/R, access & security, bank account, bank statement, bill/bill credit, chart of accounts, check, credit card account, credit card transaction, credit memo, customer, deposit, Document Management, employee, fixed asset item, general journal entry, invoice, liability check, list entry, other name, QB Attached Documents, sales order, sales receipt, vendor Viewed 240 time(s)

How Can I Close Transactions With a Customer Who Is Also a Vendor Who Only Paid the Net Balance On an Invoice?

September 16, 2010 by Chief Mechanic 2 Comments Format  for printing... Format for printing...

For some businesses, another firm is both a customer and a vendor.  If you’ve invoiced that firm (as a customer) while they have billed your company as a vendor, they may opt to pay the net amount owed for simplicity and to preserve their own cash balance.  In that case, you’ll need to find a [...]

Filed Under: Customers/Clients & A/R, KnowledgeBase, Vendors & A/P Tagged With: bank account, bill/bill credit, customer, Customer Center, deposit, general journal entry, undeposited funds, vendor, Vendor Center Viewed 1,246 time(s)

How Do I Add a New Loan To Loan Manager?

September 12, 2010 by Chief Mechanic Leave a Comment Format  for printing... Format for printing...

To add a new loan to Loan Manager, there are some preliminary steps to make before running Loan Manager: Evaluate if this is a loan that Loan Manager can track.  Loan Manager doesn’t track interest-only loans, so if your loan requires you to make regular payments of interest over time and the entire principal in [...]

Filed Under: KnowledgeBase, Other Program Features Tagged With: bank account, chart of accounts, expense account, general journal entry, liability account, Loan Manager, vendor Viewed 1,999 time(s)

What General Ledger Account Types Does QuickBooks Support?

September 13, 2010 by Chief Mechanic Leave a Comment Format  for printing... Format for printing...

QuickBooks supports 16 total general ledger account types in its Chart of Accounts.  Each account is assigned a single account type, which can be changed, subject to certain restrictions. 5 Income/Expense Account Types for the Profit & Loss (P & L) Statement Income Expense Cost of Goods Sold Other Income Other Expense 11 Asset/Liability/Equity Account [...]

Filed Under: GL & Journal Entries, KnowledgeBase Tagged With: A/P, A/R, bank account, COGS, credit card account, equity account, expense account, fixed asset account, income account, loan account, long-term liability account, other asset account, other current asset account, other current liability account, other expense account, other income account Viewed 931 time(s)

What Should I Do If My Accrual Basis Balance Sheet Is Out Of Balance?

September 11, 2010 by Chief Mechanic Leave a Comment Format  for printing... Format for printing...

A balance sheet in QuickBooks can be produced on either a cash or accrual basis.  A balance sheet that’s in balance is one where total assets are equal to the sum of total liabilities plus total equity.  Sometimes, if your company file (.qbw) has become damaged, this fundamental accounting relationship can be broken because of [...]

Filed Under: Data File Management, KnowledgeBase, QuickBooks Files, Reports & Forms Tagged With: A/P, A/R, balance sheet, bank account, check, credit card account, equity account, Excel, expense account, fixed asset account, IIF, income account, loan account, long-term liability account, Microsoft, other asset account, other current asset account, other current liability account Viewed 1,006 time(s)

What Are the Procedures and Journal Entries To Record a Customer’s NSF or Bounced Check?

October 8, 2010 by Chief Mechanic 6 Comments Format  for printing... Format for printing...

If you process enough transactions, sooner or later you’ll have to account for a returned check.  A check that is returned unpaid is given many labels (such as NSF or bounced check) but the accounting treatment is the same. The procedures outlined below work effectively for POS users in both single stores and chains.  Activities [...]

Filed Under: Banking & Credit Cards, Customers/Clients & A/R, GL & Journal Entries, KnowledgeBase, Retail Solutions Tagged With: bank account, customer, general journal entry, invoice, other charge item, POS, receive payment Viewed 3,488 time(s)

How Does QuickBooks Calculate and Record a Home Currency Adjustment?

September 13, 2010 by Chief Mechanic 4 Comments Format  for printing... Format for printing...

In QuickBooks the home currency adjustment is calculated based on the difference between the exchange rate recorded with each transaction and the exchange rate as of the home currency adjustment.  It’s calculated on: Open Accounts Payable transactions in a foreign currency Open Accounts Receivable transactions in a foreign currency Balance sheet account balances for which [...]

Filed Under: GL & Journal Entries, KnowledgeBase, Multicurrency Issues Tagged With: A/P, A/R, bank account, credit card account, exchange rate, expense account, home currency adjustment, multicurrency, other expense account Viewed 2,382 time(s)

How Do I Reduce the Cash In My Cash Drawer To Deposit the Funds In My Bank Account?

September 11, 2010 by Chief Mechanic Leave a Comment Format  for printing... Format for printing...

To reduce the amount of cash in your cash drawer and deposit the funds in your bank account, you need to record a cash drawer payout. If you have POS integrated with QuickBooks financial software, it’s valuable to understand how cash in a cash drawer is accounted for in QuickBooks. Cash payments from customers are [...]

Filed Under: KnowledgeBase, Retail Solutions Tagged With: bank account, cash drawer, deposit, POS, undeposited funds Viewed 958 time(s)

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