Tips & Tricks
This is the Blog of Hector Garcia, QuickBooks ProAdvisor and Trainer in South Florida. Content topics found here will be mostly QuickBooks functions, tips and tricks on how to learn QuickBooks and use it better, accounting related material, and Tax tips.
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The Ending capital account represents the monetary investment “left” in their account after all the increases (money contributed and profits reported) and decreases (money
Description: Very often, there is a user (such an accountant/consultant) that will create a QuickBooks Online account under their own credentials and then later
1. Login to QuickBooks Online: https://qbo.intuit.com/ 2. Click on the Gear Menu on the top right of the home screen 3. Click
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The Ending capital account represents the monetary investment “left” in their account after all the increases (money contributed and profits reported) and decreases (money
Description: Very often, there is a user (such an accountant/consultant) that will create a QuickBooks Online account under their own credentials and then later
1. Login to QuickBooks Online: https://qbo.intuit.com/ 2. Click on the Gear Menu on the top right of the home screen 3. Click
Step by Step instructions on how to create a P&L Report with Months as columns, collapsed to hide sub-accounts, sorted by ascending order, all
1. Login to your QBO Account using the regular link: https://qbo.intuit.com/ 2. Click “Reports” on the left navigation bar 3. If you
1. Navigate to https://app.qbo.intuit.com/app/homepage 2. Click the GEAR icon on the top-right. 3. Click “Switch to Accountant view” This is the Accountant
During my QuickBooks Training Classes, the topic of Taxes and Taxation always comes up. Even though QuickBooks is related to Accounting and Bookkeeping… not
As a QuickBooks Trainer, I run into any people that at are the both sides of the spectrum. Bookkeepers and QuickBooks trainees looking for
I usually get this questions quite a bit during my accounting and QuickBooks classes I teach… While this may vary by state, size of organization and
If 2012 has been a good year for your company, consider taking action this month to reduce your tax burden. It’s been a 1-step-forward-2-steps-back
