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QuickBooks 2013 The Guide
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Capachietti, Leslie
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QuickBooks 2013 The Guide
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: McGraw-Hill Osborne Media, 2012.
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QuickBooks 2013 The Guide
Authors:
Leslie Capachietti
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October 2012
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9780071809351 007180935X
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Book Description
Table of Contents
Cover
About the Author
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Contents at a Glance
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part One: Getting Started Using QuickBooks
Chapter 1: Using QuickBooks for the First Time
What to Do Ahead of Time
Decide on the Start Date
More About the Information You’ll Need
Cash Balances
Customer Balances
Vendor Balances
Asset Balances
Liability Balances
Payroll Information
Inventory Information
Install and Launch the Software
Create Your Company File
Using Express Start
Using Advanced Setup
The QuickBooks Setup Wizard
Navigate in QuickBooks
Home Page
QuickBooks Centers
Customize the Icon Bar
Changing the Order of Icons
Changing the Icon Bar Display
Removing an Icon
Adding an Icon
The Favorites Menu
Closing QuickBooks
Chapter 2: Using Accounts in QuickBooks
The Accounts that QuickBooks Uses
Assets
Liabilities
Equity
Income
Expenses
Use Account Numbers
Enabling Account Numbers
Creating a Numbering Scheme
Creating Ranges of Numbers
Name Accounts
Create Accounts
Select From Examples
Optional Fields for Accounts
Use Subaccounts
Viewing Subaccounts
Creating Subaccounts
Multiple Levels of Subaccounts
Showing Lowest Subaccounts Only
Edit Accounts
Delete Accounts
Make Accounts Inactive (Hiding Accounts)
Merge Accounts
Chapter 3: Your Customers
Build Your Customer List
Address Info
Payment Settings
Sales Tax Settings
Additional Info
Job Info Tab
Adding Multiple Customer Records
The Customer Center
Customizing the Customers & Jobs List
Working in the Customer Information Pane
Editing an Individual Customer Record
Use Jobs
Creating Jobs
Editing Jobs
Delete Customers & Jobs
Making Customers & Jobs Inactive (Hiding)
Merging Customers or Jobs
Use Custom Fields
Adding a Custom Field
Adding Data to Custom Fields
Secure Customer Credit Card Information
More About QuickBooks Customer Credit Card Protection
About Complex Passwords
User Permissions for Viewing Credit Card Information
Viewing the Security Log
Chapter 4: Your Vendors
Creating Your Vendors List
Address Info
Currency
Payment Settings
Tax Settings
Account Settings
Additional Info
Adding and Editing Multiple Vendor Records
The Vendor Center
Customizing the Vendor Center
Edit Vendor Information
Delete a Vendor
Make a Vendor Inactive
Merge Vendors
Use Custom Fields in Vendor Records
Adding a Custom Field for Vendors
Adding Data to Custom Fields
Create 1099 Vendors
Configuring 1099 Options
Marking Vendors as 1099 Recipients
Chapter 5: Creating Items for What You Sell
Understand How Items Are Used
Understand Item Types
Build Your Item List
How to Create a Service Item
Create Custom Fields for Items
Creating the Other Items in Your Item List
Changing Item Prices
Collect Sales Tax Using Sales Tax Items
Sales Tax Items
Sales Tax Codes
Sales Tax Payment Basis
Sales Tax Payment Dates
Create and Use Tax Groups
Assigning Sales Tax Codes and Items to Customers
Chapter 6: Creating Other Lists You May Need
Fixed Asset Item List
Price Level List
Creating a Price Level
Linking Price Levels to Customers
Currency List
Class List
Create a Class
Creating a Subclass
Other Names List
Customer & Vendor Profile Lists
Sales Rep List
Customer Type List
Vendor Type List
Job Type List
Terms List
Customer Message List
Payment Method List
Ship Via List
Vehicle List
Memorized Transaction List
Chapter 7: Entering Your Starting Balances
What Is an Opening Trial Balance?
Ten Steps to Creating an Accurate Opening Trial Balance
1. Gather All the Information You Need
2. Enter Beginning Balances for Simple Balance Sheet Accounts
3. Enter Bank Account Balances
4. Enter Outstanding Checks and Deposits
5. Enter Unpaid Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable Transactions
6. Enter Nonposting Transactions
7. Enter Mid-year Income and Expenses (if Applicable)
8. Adjust Sales Tax Payable
9. Establish Inventory Balances
10. Zero Out the Opening Balance Equity Account
Run Your QuickBooks Trial Balance Report as of Your Start Date
Chapter 8: Setting Up Users and Permissions
Why User Logins Are Important
Understand Passwords
Creating Complex Passwords
The QuickBooks Admin
Adding or Changing the Administrator Password
Resetting the Admin Password When You Forget It
Add Users
Deleting a User
Editing User Information
Setting User Permissions
Special Permissions Needed for Customer Credit Card Data
Configuring Special Areas of QuickBooks
Configuring Rights for Existing Transactions
Users Can Change Their Own Passwords
QuickBooks Login Dialog
Part Two: Daily Operations Using QuickBooks
Chapter 9: Invoicing Your Customers
Create Invoices
Entering Header Information
Entering Line Items
Applying Price Levels
Entering Discounts
Entering Subtotals
Checking the Footer Section
Saving the Invoice
Print Packing Slips
Printing the Default Packing Slip
Batch Invoicing
Using Memorized Invoices
Edit Invoices
Void and Delete Invoices
Issue Credits and Refunds
Creating a Credit Memo Against an Invoice
Creating a Credit Memo Without a Previous Invoice
Applying Credit Memos
Use Estimates
Creating an Estimate
Creating Multiple Estimates for a Job
Copying Estimates
Memorizing Estimates
Create Progress Billing Invoices
Choosing the Estimated Job
Entering Progress Invoice Line Items
Changing Line Items
Invoice Customers for Reimbursable Expenses
Configuring Reimbursement Settings
Creating a Transaction for Reimbursable Expenses
Adding Expenses to the Sales Transaction
Chapter 10: Applying Customer Payments to Invoices
Your Options for Receiving Customer Payments
Recording the Payment
Calculating the Payment
Applying Payments to Invoices
Handling Underpayments
Applying Credits to Invoices
Applying Discounts for Timely Payments
Applying Discounts for Untimely Payments
Posting Discounts
Printing a Receipt for an Invoice Payment
Handle Cash Sales
Entering Cash Sale Data
Customizing the Cash Receipts Template
Handling Batches of Cash Sales
Track Your Cash Drawer in QuickBooks
Handling the Over and Short Problem
Depositing Payments into Your Bank Account
Make Bank Deposits from the Undeposited Funds Account
Choosing the Payments to Deposit
Working in the Make Deposits Window
Printing Deposit Slips
Track Accounts Receivable
Getting the Most from the Customer Center
The Collections Center
Other Reports You Can Run from the Customer Center
Run A/R Aging Reports
A/R Aging Summary Reports
A/R Aging Detail Reports
Customizing Aging Reports
Memorizing Aging Reports
Printing Reports
Run Customer and Job Reports
Assessing Finance Charges
Send Statements
Entering Statement Charges
Creating Statements
Previewing the Statements
Printing the Statements
Customizing Statements
Chapter 11: Tracking and Paying Your Bills
Record Vendor Bills
Filling in the Details
Splitting Expenses Among Multiple Accounts
Use Purchase Orders
Creating a Purchase Order
Using the Manufacturer’s Part Number in Purchase Orders
Manage Inventory Item Purchases
Receiving Inventory Items Without a Bill
Recording Bills for Items Already Received
Receiving Items and Bills Simultaneously
Recording Vendor Credits
Enter Recurring Bills
Creating a Memorized Bill
Using a Memorized Bill
Creating Memorized Bill Groups
Adding Memorized Bills to Groups
Reimbursable Expenses
Options for Managing Reimbursable Expenses
Configuring Reimbursement Tracking
Recording Reimbursable Expenses
Pay Your Bills
Viewing Your Unpaid Bills
Selecting the Bills to Pay
Paying Bills in Full
Making Partial Payments
Using Discounts and Credits
Applying Credits
Sending the Payments
Check Writing Without Entering a Bill
Manual Checks
Printing Checks in a Batch
Track and Pay Sales Tax
QuickBooks’ Manage Sales Tax Feature
Running Sales Tax Reports
Paying the Sales Tax
Adjusting Sales Tax Amounts
Chapter 12: Managing Your Bank and Credit Card Accounts
Deposit Money That Isn’t from Customers
Using the Account Register for Deposits
Using the Make Deposits Window
Assigning a Payee to a Noncustomer Deposit
Assigning Accounts to Noncustomer Deposits
Transfer Funds Between Accounts
Using the Transfer Funds Transaction Window
Handle a Bounced Check
Creating an Item NSF Check
Creating an Item for Your NSF Charge to Your Customer
Creating an Invoice to Recover the Amounts Owed
Recording Your Bank’s NSF Charge to You
Void Disbursements
Track Cash Disbursements
Keeping a Petty Cash Box
Tracking Other Cash Withdrawals
Manage Credit Card Transactions
Create a Credit Card Account
Treat the Credit Card as a Bill
Chapter 13: Balancing Your Bank Accounts
Reconcile in QuickBooks
The Begin Reconciliation Window
Entering Interest Income and Service Charges
Working in the Reconcile Window
Clearing Transactions
Adding Transactions During Reconciliation
Adding Undeposited Funds During Reconciliation
Deleting Transactions During Reconciliation
Editing Transactions During Reconciliation
Resolving Missing Check Numbers
Finishing the Reconciliation
Printing the Reconciliation Report
Viewing the Last Reconciliation Report
If You Don’t Balance
Finding and Correcting Problems
Making an Adjusting Entry
Correcting Opening Balance Differences
Undoing the Last Reconciliation
Giving Up the Search for a Reason
Chapter 14: Printing, E-mailing, and Managing Documents in QuickBooks
Set Up Printing
Configuring Form Printing
Using QuickBooks to Print Checks
Printer Settings vs. Printer Options
Print Checks
Printing Each Check As You Create It
Printing Checks in Batches
Reprinting Checks After a Problem
Print Transaction Forms
Printing Transactions As You Create Them
Previewing Form Printouts
Printing Transaction Forms in Batches
E-mail Forms and Reports
Setting Up E-mail
Sending E-mail
Document Management: Using the Attach File Feature
Part Three: Other Tasks You May Need to Complete in QuickBooks
Chapter 15: Using QuickBooks to Manage Your Inventory
What Is an Inventory Item?
Set Up QuickBooks for Inventory Tracking
Accounts Required for Inventory Are Automatically Created
Create Inventory Items
Use Subitems
Creating the Parent Item for a Subitem
Creating Subitems
Count Inventory
Printing the Physical Inventory Worksheet
Planning the Physical Count
Making Inventory Adjustments
Understanding the Effects of an Adjustment
About the Inventory Adjustment Account
Making Other Adjustments to Inventory
Run Inventory Reports
Inventory Valuation Summary Report
Inventory Valuation Detail Report
Inventory Stock Status Reports
Physical Inventory Worksheet
Pending Builds
Inventory QuickReports
Chapter 16: Using Online Banking
Understand Online Banking
Set Up Online Banking
Finding Your Bank Online
Enabling Online Access for Direct Connect
Enabling Online Access for Web Connect
Use the Online Banking Center
Downloading Transactions
Viewing the Downloaded Transactions
Match Transactions
Adding Transactions to the Bank Register
Adding a Downloaded Payment to the Register
Deleting Unmatched Transactions
Use QuickBooks to Pay Your Bills Online
Using the QuickBooks Bill Pay Service
Transfer Money Between Accounts Online
Using the Transfer Funds Function
Using the Bank Register to Transfer Funds
Receive Customer Payments Online
Chapter 17: Entering Special Transactions Using General Journal Entries
The QuickBooks Journal Entry Window
Create Journal Entries for Depreciation
Creating Accounts for Tracking Depreciation
Use Journal Entries to Post to Outside Payroll Services
Transferring Money to the Payroll Account
Recording the Payroll
Recording Liabilities
Creating Your Own Payroll Entry Template
Reconciling the Payroll Account
Chapter 18: Year-End Procedures
The Year-End To Do List
Reconciling All Bank, Cash, and Credit Card Accounts
Inventory Stock Status
Fixed Assets
Payroll
Run Year-End Financial Reports
Profit & Loss Reports
Year-End Balance Sheet
Issue 1099 Forms
Checking the 1099 Setup
Using the 1099 Wizard
Printing 1099s
Make Year-End Journal Entries
Get Ready for Taxes
Checking Tax Line Information
Calculating Other Important Tax Information
Using TurboTax
Close Your Books
Understand Closing in QuickBooks
Closing the Year
Create a Year-End Backup
Part Four: Tracking Time and Paying Your Employees
Chapter 19: Tracking Employee Hours with QuickBooks
Setting Up Time Tracking
Adding Timekeepers
Adding the Tasks
Working with Timesheets
Setting the Format for Displaying Time
Tracking a Single Activity
Using the Stopwatch
Using Weekly Timesheets
Copying Previous Timesheets
Reporting Timesheet Information
Running Timesheet Reports
Editing Entries in a Report
Editing the Original Timesheets
Printing the Weekly Timesheets
Invoicing Customers for Time
Tracking Mileage
Entering Mileage Rates
Creating a Mileage Item
Entering Mileage
Creating Mileage Reports
Chapter 20: Paying Your Employees with QuickBooks Payroll
QuickBooks Payroll Services
Direct Deposit
Signing Up for Payroll Services
Set Up Your Payroll
Adding Payroll Accounts to the Chart of Accounts
Adding Vendors
Adding Payroll Items
Set Up Employees
Creating an Employee Template
Creating Employees
Understanding Employment Types
Enter Historical Data
Entering Historical Data
Entering Payroll History in Batches
Use the QuickBooks Payroll Setup Wizard
Company Setup Section
Setting Up Employees in the Wizard
Setting Up Payroll Taxes in the Wizard
Entering Payroll History in the Wizard
Running Data Review
Finishing Up
Payroll Schedules
Creating a Payroll Schedule
Assigning Payroll Schedules to Employees
Run Payroll
Changing Paycheck Data
Reviewing the Payroll Run
The Employee Center
Employees Tab
Transactions Tab
Payroll Tab
Customizing the Employee Center
Chapter 21: Tracking and Remitting Payroll Liabilities
Confirm Payroll Payment Schedules
Using the Scheduled vs. Unscheduled Liabilities Window
Remit Liabilities
Send Federal Tax Payments
941/943 Payments
940 Payments
Remit State and Local Liabilities
Remitting State and Local Income Taxes
Remitting Other State Liabilities
Remit Other Payroll Liabilities
Workers Comp
Prepare Your 941/943 Form
Create a 941/943 Form
Checking for Errors
Saving and Reopening an Unfinished Form
Print Form 941/943
Preparing Annual Returns
Preparing State and Local Annual Returns
Preparing the 940 Form
Preparing the 944 Form
Prepare W-2 Forms
Tax Form Worksheets in Excel
Set Report Options
Part Five: Sharing, Securing, and Customizing Your Data
Chapter 22: Using the Accountant’s Copy
Understanding the Accountant’s Copy
Create an Accountant’s Copy
Saving the Accountant’s Copy on Removable Media
Sending an Accountant’s Copy to the QuickBooks Server
Choosing the Dividing Date
Merge the Accountant’s Changes into Your File
Cancel the Accountant’s Copy
Chapter 23: Keeping Your QuickBooks Data Secure and Healthy
Delete Company Files
How QuickBooks Loads Company Files
Deleting the File
Eliminating Deleted Files from the Company File List in QuickBooks
Back Up and Restore Files
Backing Up
Scheduling Backups
Restoring a Backup
Use a Portable Company File
Creating a Portable Company File
Verify and Rebuild a Company File
Condense Your Data
Understanding the Condense Data Process
Run the Condense Data Utility
Removing All Transactions
Update QuickBooks
Configuring QuickBooks Update Service
Chapter 24: Customizing QuickBooks for Your Business
Customize Settings and Options
Accounting Preferences
Bills Preferences
Calendar Preferences
Checking Preferences
Desktop View Preferences
Finance Charge Preferences
General Preferences
Integrated Applications Preferences
Items & Inventory Preferences
Jobs & Estimates Preferences
Multiple Currencies Preferences
Payments Preferences
Payroll & Employees Preferences
Reminders Preferences
Reports & Graphs Preferences
Sales & Customers Preferences
Sales Tax Preferences
Search Preferences
Send Forms Preferences
Service Connection Preferences
Spelling Preferences
Tax: 1099 Preferences
Time & Expenses Preferences
Customize Transaction Templates
Basic Customization of Templates
Additional Customization of Templates
Part Six: Understanding Your Business with QuickBooks Reports
Chapter 25: Useful QuickBooks Reports and Analysis Tools
Use the Report Center
Drill Down for Details
Standard Financial Reports
Profit & Loss Report
Balance Sheet
Trial Balance
Cash Flow Reports
Other Useful Reports
Sales Reports
Vendor Reports
Inventory and Purchasing Reports
Employees & Payroll Reports
Banking Reports
Reporting by Class
Accountant & Taxes Reports
Company Snapshot
Client Data Review
External Accountant
Creating an External Accountant
Converting an Existing User to an External Accountant
Chapter 26: Modifying and Creating Reports
Customization Starts with a Built-in Report
Customize Report Display Settings
Selecting the Report Basis
Selecting Columns
Advanced Options
Filter Report Data
Customize Report Headers and Footers
Customize Report Fonts and Numbers
Memorize Customized Reports
Using a Memorized Report
Using Memorized Report Groups
Adding Standard Reports to Memorized Reports Groups
Sharing Reports You’ve Customized
Chapter 27: Using the QuickBooks Budget and Planning Tools
How QuickBooks Handles Budgets
Types of Budgets
Budget Data Is Saved Automatically
Creating Multiple Budgets
Deleting a Budget
Understanding the Budget Window
Tasks to Perform Before You Start Your Budget
Profit & Loss Budgets
Create the Budget and Its Criteria
Enter Budget Amounts
Using Budget Entry Shortcuts
Creating a Budget from Last Year’s Data
Customer: Job Budgets
Class Budgets
Budget Reports
Budget Overview
Budget vs. Actual
Profit & Loss Budget Performances
Budget vs. Actual Graph
Export Budgets
Exporting Budgets to Delimited Text Files
Exporting a Budget Report to Excel
Importing Budgets Back into QuickBooks
Project Cash Flow
Part Seven: Appendixes
Appendix A: Installing QuickBooks on a Network
License Requirements for a Multi-user Installation
Multi-user Installation Options
Installing QuickBooks on a Peer-to-Peer Network
Installing QuickBooks on a Client-server Network
Appendix B: Multiple Currencies
Set Up and Configure Multiple Currencies
Creating a Special Backup
Enabling Multiple Currencies
Selecting Currencies
Tracking Exchange Rates
Manage Customers and Vendors with Foreign Currencies
Creating Customers and Vendors with Currency Assignments
Changing Currency for Existing Customers and Vendors
Managing Existing Open Transactions
Currency Data in Customer and Vendor Centers
Chart of Accounts for Multicurrency Transactions
Create Transactions in Other Currencies
Create Reports on Multiple Currency Transactions
Index