Intermediate QuickBooks 2019

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Intermediate QuickBooks 2019

Millions of small businesses use QuickBooks for their accounting needs, but only a fraction know how to use all its features. This online course will help you build on previous skills to gain an intermediate-level proficiency of the QuickBooks 2019 software.

The Intermediate QuickBooks 2019 course is ideal if you understand the basics of accounting software or previously completed an introductory-level QuickBooks training, and want to advance your QuickBooks skills. You will also learn how to use QuickBooks in many common scenarios that small business owners encounter, such as creating customer statements and assessing finance charges.

By the time you complete the course, you will know how to set up a chart of accounts; reconcile your checking account; create and print invoices, receipts, and statements; track your payables, inventory, and receivables; create estimates; and generate reports.

  • How to run QuickBooks for small to mid-sized businesses
  • How to set up a chart of accounts, reconcile your checking account, and create estimates
  • Create and print invoices, receipts and statements
  • Understand how to track payables, inventory, and receivables
  • The knowledge needed to generate reports
  • Self-paced online course
  • 6-12 weeks to complete
  • 24 course hours
  • Get hands-on experience as you master the tools you will need to successfully use QuickBooks
  • Gain the confidence to take control of the financial accounting for your business

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COURSE CONTENT

WORKING WITH COMPANY FILES

One of the more challenging aspects of QuickBooks is learning how to manage company files. Your first lesson introduces some great features that allow you to easily work with not just one, but multiple company files.

SECURING YOUR COMPANY FILES

Taking steps to secure your company files is one of the easiest and most effective ways to make sure your file doesn’t get mishandled or corrupted in some way. In this lesson, you will learn how to set a closing date in your file so that no one can enter a transaction in the wrong period.

LIST ITEMS AND INVENTORY

Lists form the backbone of QuickBooks. This lesson introduces the ways you add and edit multiple list items.

ORDERING AND SELLING INVENTORY

Tracking inventory in QuickBooks is a multi-step process. In this lesson, you will learn how to enter and use Sales Orders to keep track of customer orders.

VENDOR DISCOUNTS AND CREDITS AND ADJUSTING INVENTORY

If you work with the same vendors repeatedly, you may receive discounts and earn credits. In this lesson, you will learn how to record these discounts.

TRACKING PRICE LEVELS AND CUSTOMER DISCOUNTS

Many businesses charge different prices to different customers for several reasons. In this lesson, you will learn how to create price levels either on a fixed percentage or on an item basis that you can assign to a customer.

TRACKING VEHICLE MILEAGE

If you ever have to travel by car for work, you may want to track the vehicle mileage to later deduct on your tax return. This lesson will teach you how to enter this mileage and the rate the IRS allows for a deduction.

WORKING WITH CUSTOMER BALANCES

Sometimes you may need to bill a customer without the need to create a full-blown invoice or sales receipt. In this lesson, you will learn how to create a statement charge directly to a customer’s account.

BATCH INVOICING AND CREATING LETTERS

This lesson will teach you how to utilize QuickBooks’ batch invoicing features to create multiple invoices at the same time to send to any of the customers on your customer list.

PETTY CASH AND GIFT CARDS

Most small businesses carry a small amount of cash on hand to pay for odds and ends. In this lesson, you will learn how you can use QuickBooks to track petty cash amounts.

OWNER TRANSACTIONS AND JOURNAL ENTRIES

In this lesson, you will learn how to record an owner’s infusion of capital into the business. You will also learn how to record transactions where the owner withdraws money from the company’s bank account.

LOANS AND BUDGETS

Your final lesson will teach you how to enter a long-term loan in which you use the proceeds of the loan to purchase an asset in your business.