It’s nearing that time of year when it’s time to review how this year went and begin making goals and budgets for next year. These 5 steps make it easy to pull your information together so you can spend more time planning for next year.
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I frequently see that there are features in QuickBooks that can be very useful but clients frequently are unaware of their existence or how they can help. So, today’s article takes a look at several features you might find helpful.
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Intuit continues to add to and improve their Platinum and Diamond subscription products. The Diamond product is the Platinum version with additional products bundled for savings (the Diamond Package); TSheets, Assisted Payroll, and SalesForce CRM and can scale up to 40 users. So, here’s the rundown on the new and improved features of Platinum and Diamond Enterprise.
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Intuit has beefed up several existing features in the PC QuickBooks Desktop products (Pro, Pro Plus, Premier, Premier Plus, Accountant, Enterprise) that will help you get work done faster and more efficiently. Take a look!
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Intuit has beefed up several existing features in the PC QuickBooks Desktop products (Pro, Pro Plus, Premier, Premier Plus, Accountant, Enterprise) that will help you get work done faster and more efficiently. Take a look!
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Did you know that QuickBooks can help you refine your niche? You’ll be surprised at just how much. Here are some ideas to get you started.
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In the beginning, we all take whatever business we can get. But after a while, you can start to identify who you like working with, the types of work you do, where you’re more profitable, your ideal customer, ideal division, ideal service… Many worry that if they niche, they will lose out on business because they won’t reach as many people. But actually it’s often just the opposite. When you take the time to niche, you’ll find that it simplifies your business and increases your profitability. Here’s why:
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I’m sure most of you have clicked on the Export to Excel button when reviewing some of your reports in QuickBooks. Most times that’s because you want to do something more to that report. But have you ever taken a look at all your options before exporting?
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If you are a contractor, landscaper, engineering firm or some other company who job costs and run payroll in QuickBooks, then you most likely want to see your labor job costed as well as materials, subcontractors, equipment and so on. There are a few changes I recommend in QuickBooks payroll instead the default settings.
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I frequently see that there are features in QuickBooks that can be very useful but clients frequently are unaware of their existence or how they can help. So, today’s article takes a look at several features you might find helpful.
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