QuickBooks 2005

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As you work your way through the various QuickBooks modules, you will learn the program basics, from getting started, to more advanced fundamentals. In the intermediate phase you will address topics such as; invoicing sales, receiving customer payments, making purchases, entering bills and all their various nuances. The advanced section will lead you through paying bills, working with inventory, cash and bank accounts, payroll, reports and journals, budgets, and managing QuickBooks. These are just a few of the topic headers, so click on the table of contents tab for a more detailed list of what this amazing program offers. Enroll now and get started on the road to QuickBooks mastery!

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Intuit QuickBooks 2005 Outline

Chapter One: Accounting Fundamentals What is Accounting? Understanding Financial Statements Balance Sheet Basics Income Statement Basics Statement of Cash Flows Basics Understanding Double-entry Bookkeeping Understanding Accrual vs. Cash-basis Accounting Special Accounting Topics Working with Common Accounting Transactions Chapter One Review	Beginning
Chapter Two: Starting Out with QuickBooks Understanding QuickBooks Understanding QuickBooks Versions Understanding the QuickBooks Start Date Preparing Setup Information Opening QuickBooks Understanding the EasyStep Interview General Section — Welcome Tab General Section — Company Info Tab General Section — Preferences Tab General Section - Start Date Tab Income & Expenses Section — Income Accts Tab Income & Expenses Section — Expense Accts Tab Income Details Section — Introduction Tab Income Details Section — Items Tab Overview Income Details Section — Service Items Income Details Section — Non-inventory Part Items Income Details Section — Other Charge Items Income Details Section — Inventory Tab Opening Balances Section — Introduction, Customers and Vendors Tabs Opening Balances Section — Accounts Tab What´s Next Section Adjusting for Uncategorized Accounts Entering Remaining Balances and Transactions Closing QuickBooks Chapter Two Review	Beginning
Chapter Three: QuickBooks Fundamentals Understanding the QuickBooks Screen Navigating QuickBooks Getting Help in QuickBooks Understanding Lists Chart of Accounts List — Common Balance Sheet Accounts Chart of Accounts List — Common Income Statement Accounts Chart of Accounts List — Numbering Accounts Chart of Accounts List — Adding Accounts Chart of Accounts List — Adding Subaccounts Chart of Accounts List — Editing Accounts Working with the Customer List Working with Jobs Working with the Vendor List Working with the Item List — Adding, Editing Items Working with the Item List — Service and Inventory Part Items Working with the Item List — Other Items Working with the Payroll Item List — Easy Setup Working with the Payroll Item List — Custom Setup Working with the Employee List — Employee Defaults Working with the Employee List — Employee Records Working with Other Lists Chapter Three Review	Intermediate
Chapter Four: Invoicing Sales Creating an Invoice — Header Information Creating an Invoice — Detail Information Editing and Voiding an Invoice Creating a Credit Memo Setting Up the Printer Printing Invoices and Credit Memos E-mailing Invoices and Credit Memos Customizing Invoices and Credit Memos Memorizing Transactions Creating Estimates Chapter Four Review	Intermediate
Chapter Five: Receiving Customer Payments Recording an Invoice Payment Applying Payments, Credits, and Discounts to Invoices Recording a Sales Receipt Printing Sales Receipts Depositing Payments: the Undeposited Funds Account Setting Up Finance Charges Assessing Finance Charges Creating Customer Statements Using Customers & Receivables Reports Using Customer Centers Writing Off Bad Debts Chapter Five Review	Intermediate
Chapter Six: Making Purchases and Entering Bills Entering Non-inventory Bills Receiving Inventory Items Without a Bill Entering Bills for Already Received Inventory Items Receiving Inventory Items With a Bill Editing, Voiding, and Deleting a Bill Creating and Customizing Purchase Orders Monitoring and Receiving Purchase Orders Entering Vendor Credits Working with Reimbursable Expenses Tracking Vehicle Mileage Chapter Six Review	Intermediate
Chapter Seven: Paying Bills Viewing Unpaid Bills Paying Bills Writing Checks without Bills Setting Up to Print Checks Printing Checks Paying Sales Tax Managing a Loan Chapter Seven Review	Advanced
Chapter Eight: Working with Inventory Understanding Inventory and Limitations Tracking Inventory — Preferences and Items Creating Inventory Groups Setting Up an Inventory Reorder Reminder Viewing Inventory Reports Using the Physical Inventory Worksheet Adjusting Inventory Changing Inventory Sales Prices Chapter Eight Review	Advanced
Chapter Nine: Working with Cash and Bank Accounts Making Deposits of Non-customer Payments Creating a New Bank Account Transferring Funds Funding a Petty Cash Account Tracking Petty Cash Spending Understanding Credit Cards Setting Up a Credit Card as a Vendor and Paying the Bill Setting Up a Credit Card Liability Account and Entering Charges Reconciling a Credit Card Account and Paying the Bill Reconciling a Bank Account Understanding Online Banking Applying for Online Banking through QuickBooks Setting Up Online Banking Accounts in QuickBooks Retrieving and Viewing QuickStatements Reconciling an Online Bank Account Making an Online Payment Making an Online Transfer Sending Messages to the Bank Chapter Nine Review	Advanced
Chapter Ten: Working with Payroll Understanding Payroll Service Options Setting Up Payroll Services Working with Payroll Items and Employees Setting Up Payroll History Entering Payroll History Checking Payroll Data and Updating Tax Tables Paying Employees Printing Paychecks and Handling Direct Deposits Paying Payroll Taxes and Liabilities Preparing Payroll Tax Returns Chapter Ten Review	Advanced
Chapter Eleven: Working with Reports and Journal Entries Viewing Reports Working with a Trial Balance Report Working with a Balance Sheet Report Working with a Profit & Loss Report Working with a Statement of Cash Flows Report Working with QuickReports Modifying and Memorizing a Report Printing, Saving, and Exporting a Report Working with Report Preferences Reports Overview Understanding Journal Entries Creating a Journal Entry in QuickBooks Understanding Common Journal Entries Chapter Eleven Review	Advanced
Chapter Twelve: Working with Budgets Understanding Budgets in QuickBooks Working with the Budget Wizard Entering Budget Amounts Exporting and Importing Budgets Working with Budget Reports Understanding Decision Tools Chapter Twelve Review	Advanced
Chapter Thirteen: Managing QuickBooks Creating and Deleting Companies Setting Up Multiple Users on a Single Computer Setting Up Multiple Users on a Network Synchronizing Contacts Creating Letters with Quickbooks and Word Working with QuickBooks Preferences Understanding the Year-End Close Working with an Accountant´s Review Copy Backing Up QuickBooks Manually Backing Up QuickBooks Automatically Restoring QuickBooks Data from a Backup File Condensing QuickBooks Data Updating QuickBooks Understanding QuickBooks Business Services Chapter Thirteen Review	Advanced

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QuickBooks 2005

Chapter One: Accounting Fundamentals

Beginning

Chapter Two: Starting Out with QuickBooks

Beginning

Chapter Three: QuickBooks Fundamentals

Intermediate

Chapter Four: Invoicing Sales

Intermediate

Chapter Five: Receiving Customer Payments

Intermediate

Chapter Six: Making Purchases and Entering Bills

Intermediate

Chapter Seven: Paying Bills

Advanced

Chapter Eight: Working with Inventory

Advanced

Chapter Nine: Working with Cash and Bank Accounts

Advanced

Chapter Ten: Working with Payroll

Advanced

Chapter Eleven: Working with Reports and Journal Entries

Advanced

Chapter Twelve: Working with Budgets

Advanced

Chapter Thirteen: Managing QuickBooks

Advanced

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