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How to Track Employee Time, Part 2

If you have to track a lot of employee work hours, you might want to use QuickBooks’ Timesheets. Last month, we introduced the concept of time tracking in QuickBooks....

How to Track Employee Time, Part 1

Whether you’re recording employee hours for payroll or customer billing, your entries must be accurate. QuickBooks can help. It’s easy to track sales of goods in QuickBooks. You create...

Communicate with Customers: QuickBooks and Microsoft Word

The pandemic has forced businesses to find new ways to connect with customers. QuickBooks has built-in tools that can help. Businesses are starting to cautiously re-open in the U.S....

Make QuickBooks Yours: Customize the Desktop

Make QuickBooks work faster for you by changing a few settings. Whether your business has been locked down because of the pandemic, or you’re scrambling to hold things together...

Using QuickBooks’ Reminders and Calendar

Now, more than ever, you need QuickBooks to track what needs to be done. COVID-19 has transformed the entire U.S. small business landscape in just a few short months....

How to Back Up and Move a Company File in QuickBooks

Your QuickBooks company file is gold. Make sure you know how to back it up and restore it properly. You may not think of your QuickBooks company file as...

Sales Receipts, Invoices, and Statements in QuickBooks

QuickBooks allows you to create multiple types of sales forms for different situations. Here’s a look at what they are and when to use them. When you buy something...

Dealing with Deposits in QuickBooks

Where do the payments you receive in QuickBooks go? The software provides tools for managing deposits. Recording payments, whether they come in to comply with an invoice you sent...

Start 2020 Right: Get into the Report Habit

It’s a good time to start new habits – or refresh old ones. Running reports regularly will help you make better business decisions. Whether or not you made New...