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QuickBooks Year-End Checklist
There’s lots that needs to be done at the end of the year to get your QuickBooks ready for taxes. Here’s a checklist of to help you; those who have been diligent about bookkeeping will find this list will be shorter. Continue reading
Posted in Payroll, QuickBooks, Year End
Tagged 1099, credit cards, Merchant Services, payments, Payroll, QuickBooks, QuickBooks 2017, QuickBooks 2020, WIP, Work in Process, year-end
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Commonly Overlooked Features in QuickBooks Part 2
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. Continue reading
Posted in Features, Job Costing, Payroll, Productivity Tips, QuickBooks
Tagged collections, Payroll, QuickBooks, timesheets, work order, Workers Comp
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Save Time with Payroll Templates
For those of you with seasonal businesses, such as landscapers, painters, remodelers and other contractors, you may find this time of year you are doing lots of hiring, depending on the size of your business. And anyone who’s been involved with that process knows that it can be time consuming. For those of you who are responsible for setting the employee up in QuickBooks, the payroll template could help you save some time Continue reading
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Tagged contractor, Employee, landscaper, Payroll, payroll template, QuickBooks, save time
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Are Your Workers Contractor or Employees
If you have workers in your business, you likely made a decision when you hired them as to whether they should be an employee or a contractor. If all you hire is employees, then you have nothing to worry about. But if you hire contractors, there may be some financial risk you may be taking that you may not know about. Continue reading
QuickBooks Year-end Checklist
There’s lots that needs to be done at the end of the year to get your books ready for taxes. Here’s a list of to help you; those who have been diligent about bookkeeping will find this list will be … Continue reading
Posted in Payroll, QuickBooks, Year End
Tagged 1099, credit cards, Merchant Services, Payroll, QuickBooks, QuickBooks 2016, QuickBooks 2019, WIP, Work in Process, year-end
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It’s Bonus Time!
Year-end is a great time to think about rewarding your staff for a job well done in 2018. Here are a few quick tips to help you make the most of bonuses while protecting your business and cash flow. Continue reading
Posted in Business Finance, Payroll
Tagged Assisted Payroll, Employee, Enhanced payroll, Intuit, Payroll, year-end
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Is It Time For a Change
Is it time to make a change with your bookkeeping and accounting products? As you get near the end of 2018, it’s a good time to evaluate whether or not you need to make some changes. Here are some questions to help you decide if you need to make some changes regarding the Intuit products: Continue reading
Commonly Overlooked Features In Quickbooks Pt 2
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. Continue reading
Posted in Features, Job Costing, Payroll, Productivity Tips, QuickBooks
Tagged billable, collections, Payroll, QuickBooks, timesheets, work order, Workers Comp
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Save Time with Payroll Templates
For those of you with seasonal businesses, such as landscapers, painters, remodelers and other contractors, you may find this time of year you are doing lots of hiring, depending on the size of your business. And anyone who’s been involved … Continue reading
Posted in Payroll, QuickBooks
Tagged contractor, Employee, landscaper, Payroll, payroll template, QuickBooks, save time
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Are Your Workers Contractors or Employees?
If you have workers in your business, you likely made a decision when you hired them as to whether they should be an employee or a contractor. If all you hire is employees, then you have nothing to worry about. … Continue reading