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E-grāmata: QuickBooks Online For Dummies

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Your quick guide to using QuickBooks Online 

Searching for a cloud-based solution for your small business’ accounting needs? Master the fundamentals of QuickBooks Online—the world’s most popular software for fast and easy mobile accounting!

QuickBooks Online brings this popular accounting software to your browser for a monthly fee, allowing you access to its tools from any device with an Internet connection. From generating financial reports to simplifying tax preparation to tracking business finances, QuickBooks Online For Dummies covers it all! 

  • Handle your financial and business management tasks more effectively 
  • Get the most out of QuickBooks’ features
  • Create invoices and memos with ease
  • Pay bills, prepare payroll, and record sales receipts

If you use QuickBooks Online—or want to implement it—this new edition gets you up and running fast.

Introduction 1(4)
About This Book
1(2)
Foolish Assumptions
3(1)
Icons Used in This Book
3(1)
Beyond the Book
4(1)
Where to Go from Here
4(1)
Part 1: Getting Started With QBO And QBOA 5(28)
Chapter 1 Introducing QBO and QBOA
7(12)
QBO for the Client and QBOA for the Accountant
7(6)
Comparing interfaces
8(2)
Taking a look at QBO Desktop and QBO Mobile
10(3)
Understanding the Cloud
13(1)
Should You Move to the Cloud?
14(1)
System Requirements
15(4)
Chapter 2 Embracing the QBO/QBOA Format
19(14)
It's All about Subscriptions
19(7)
The Self-Employed version
20(3)
The Simple Start version
23(1)
The Essentials version
24(1)
The Plus version
24(1)
The Advanced version
25(1)
Simple Start, Essentials, Plus, and Advanced with Payroll
26(1)
What Does It Cost?
26(2)
Addressing Payroll Needs
28(1)
Switching from QuickBooks Desktop
29(1)
Where Add-On Apps Fit In
30(3)
Part 2: Managing The Books For The End User 33(234)
Chapter 3 Creating a Client Company in QBO
35(38)
Signing Up for QBO
36(2)
Setting Up a New Company
38(3)
Understanding the Dashboard Page
41(4)
Establishing Company Settings
45(11)
Examining company preferences
45(1)
Examining billing and subscription settings and usage limits
45(1)
Setting sales preferences
46(6)
Taking a look at expense preferences
52(1)
Examining options to receive customer payments
53(1)
Reviewing advanced preferences
54(2)
Working with Multiple Currencies
56(7)
How the Multicurrency feature changes QBO
58(1)
Turning on the Multicurrency feature
58(1)
Setting up currencies
59(1)
Using multiple currencies
60(3)
Updating the Chart of Accounts
63(6)
Taking Advantage of QuickBooks Labs
69(2)
Signing In to and Out of QBO
71(2)
Chapter 4 Managing List Information
73(38)
Importing People into a List
73(6)
Adding New People to a List
79(4)
Creating a new customer
79(2)
Using customer types
81(1)
Adding sub-customers
82(1)
Searching Lists for People
83(6)
Working with a particular person
83(4)
Sorting a list
87(1)
Exporting a list to Excel
87(1)
Working with a batch of people
88(1)
Changing Settings for People Lists
89(2)
Working with Products and Services Items
91(18)
Establishing categories
92(1)
Setting up sales taxes
93(1)
Adding service and non-inventory items
94(3)
Creating an inventory item
97(2)
Working with bundles
99(2)
Changing item types
101(2)
Using pricing rules
103(1)
Adjusting inventory item information
104(5)
A Look at Other Lists
109(2)
Chapter 5 Dealing with the Outflow of Money
111(26)
Writing a Check
113(4)
Assigning a check to accounts or items
113(3)
Writing a check for an outstanding bill
116(1)
Creating an Expense
117(2)
Entering a Purchase Order
119(7)
Turning on the purchase order feature
120(1)
Creating a purchase order
121(1)
Working with partial purchase orders
122(4)
Entering and Paying Bills
126(11)
Entering a bill
126(1)
About recurring transactions
127(4)
Recording a vendor credit
131(1)
When a vendor issues a refund check
132(2)
Paying bills
134(3)
Chapter 6 Managing the Inflow of Money
137(40)
Managing Projects
137(7)
Turning on projects in QBO
138(1)
Enabling projects in Customer lists
139(1)
Converting sub-customers to projects
139(2)
Setting up a project
141(1)
Adding transactions to a project
142(1)
Projects and reporting
143(1)
Getting Started with Sales Transactions
144(24)
Customizing forms to handle subtotals
145(2)
Preparing an invoice
147(4)
Recording a customer payment
151(4)
Managing invoice status
155(2)
Working with estimates
157(7)
Creating a progress invoice
164(2)
Working with sales receipts
166(2)
Giving Money Back to a Customer
168(4)
Recording a credit memo
169(1)
Issuing a refund to a customer
170(2)
Creating Billable Time Entries
172(3)
Entering a single time activity
173(1)
Using a timesheet to record time
174(1)
Adding a Billable Expense to an Invoice
175(2)
Chapter 7 Working in Registers
177(14)
Understanding Registers
177(5)
Entering and Editing Transactions
182(4)
Entering a transaction
183(3)
Editing a transaction
186(1)
Other Things You Can Do in a Register
186(5)
Sorting transactions
186(1)
Filtering transactions
187(2)
Printing a register
189(2)
Chapter 8 Handling Bank and Credit Card Transactions
191(34)
Controlling the Appearance of Bank Accounts
191(1)
Connecting QBO Accounts to Financial Institutions
192(12)
Connecting ... or not connecting
193(1)
Connecting Bank or Credit Card accounts
193(6)
When you can't connect directly
199(5)
Managing Downloaded Activity
204(12)
Excluding transactions
206(1)
Including transactions
207(1)
When QBO guesses correctly
207(1)
When QBO doesn't know
207(3)
Establishing rules to accept transactions
210(5)
Fixing mistakes
215(1)
Making a Bank Deposit
216(3)
Reconciling a Bank Account
219(6)
Chapter 9 Paying Employees and Contractors
225(28)
Understanding the Employee Payroll Process
226(1)
Getting Started with QBO Payroll (QBOP)
226(10)
Turning on QBOP
228(4)
Setting payroll preferences
232(2)
Setting up payroll taxes
234(2)
Preparing Payroll
236(8)
Recording payroll information
237(1)
Reviewing and generating payroll checks
237(3)
Correcting payroll exemptions (without calling Tech Support)
240(3)
Printing payroll reports
243(1)
Managing Payroll Taxes
244(3)
Paying payroll taxes
244(2)
Preparing payroll tax forms
246(1)
Paying Contractors
247(6)
Setting up 1099 contractors
248(2)
Paying contractors
250(1)
Reporting on 1099 vendor payments
250(2)
Preparing 1099s
252(1)
Chapter 10 How's the Business Doing?
253(14)
Quickly Review Income and Expenses
253(1)
Finding the Report You Want
254(4)
Examining standard reports
255(1)
Finding reports you customize
256(1)
Taking a look at management reports
256(2)
Searching for a report
258(1)
Printing a Report
258(11)
Customizing a report
259(4)
Saving a customized report
263(4)
Part 3: Managing The Books For The Accountant 267(96)
Chapter 11 Setting Up Shop in QBOA
269(24)
Signing Up for and into QBOA
270(2)
Examining the QBOA Interface
272(5)
Working with the Your Practice view
273(2)
Working with the Your Books view
275(2)
Setting Up Your Team
277(4)
Controlling the Appearance of the Client List
281(1)
Understanding and Using the Free QBOA Company
282(1)
Working with the Sample Company
283(1)
Closing Companies and QBOA
284(1)
Working with Wholesale Billing
285(8)
Signing up for Wholesale Billing
285(1)
Adding existing clients to your Wholesale Billing subscription
286(4)
Removing clients from your Wholesale Billing subscription
290(1)
Working with your Wholesale Billing history
291(1)
Stop using Wholesale Billing
292(1)
Chapter 12 Adding Companies to the QBOA Client List
293(22)
Adding a Client's Company to the Client List
293(9)
Having a client invite you to be the accountant user
294(3)
Inviting a client to your practice
297(2)
Transferring master administrator rights back to your client
299(3)
Importing QuickBooks Desktop Information into QBO
302(12)
General conversion considerations
303(2)
An overview of what won't import
305(3)
Updating your edition of QuickBooks Desktop
308(1)
Transferring data from a desktop company into QBO
309(3)
After converting
312(2)
Switching between Client QBO Companies
314(1)
Chapter 13 Exploring a Client's Company from QBOA
315(14)
Opening a Client's Company
315(1)
Reviewing a Client QBO Company
316(13)
Taking a look at the Client Overview page
316(3)
Examining company setup information
319(3)
Taking a look at the Chart of Accounts
322(4)
Reviewing list information
326(1)
Exporting and importing bank feed rules
327(2)
Chapter 14 Working in a Client's Company
329(12)
Making Navigation Easy
329(5)
Using keyboard shortcuts
329(1)
Opening multiple windows
330(3)
Working in two companies simultaneously
333(1)
Examining Available Transaction Types
334(1)
Searching for Transactions
334(2)
Making Client Notes
336(1)
Communicating with a Client
337(4)
Chapter 15 Using Accountant Tools
341(22)
Reporting and Paying Sales Taxes
342(1)
Managing Your Practice
343(10)
Understanding the Grid view
344(1)
Creating projects and tasks
345(4)
Updating task status
349(1)
Editing and deleting project information
349(1)
Working in the List view
350(1)
Working in the Calendar view
351(1)
Communicating with team members about work
352(1)
Facilitating Accountant Activities
353(12)
Understanding the Prep for Taxes
353(3)
Reclassifying transactions
356(2)
Examining voided and deleted transactions
358(1)
Writing off invoices
358(1)
Closing the books
359(1)
Reviewing reports
360(2)
A brief look at other accountant tools
362(1)
Part 4: The Part Of Tens 363(36)
Chapter 16 Almost Ten Things about the Chrome Browser Interface
365(14)
Understanding Users
366(1)
Windows and Tabs
367(1)
Using the Omnibox to Visit a Web Page
368(1)
Using the Omnibox to Search the Web
368(1)
What's the Star?
368(1)
Examining the Chrome Menu
369(1)
About Signing In to (and Out of) Chrome
370(5)
Creating a Google account
370(2)
Signing In to Chrome
372(1)
Signing Out of Chrome
372(3)
Using the Chrome Web Store
375(2)
Selecting a Theme
377(2)
Chapter 17 Ten or so Ways to Use Chrome Effectively
379(20)
Setting a Home Page
379(2)
Chrome and Security
381(1)
Chrome and Privacy
382(5)
Handling cookies
382(1)
Chrome and JavaScript
383(1)
Flash
383(1)
Working in Incognito mode
383(1)
Deleting browsing history
384(2)
Reviewing miscellaneous privacy settings
386(1)
Using Google tools to manage privacy
387(1)
Using Bookmarks in Chrome
387(5)
Creating a bookmark
387(1)
Displaying the Bookmarks bar
388(1)
Importing bookmarks
389(1)
Managing bookmarks
390(2)
Duplicating and Pinning Tabs
392(1)
Using Chrome on Multiple Monitors
393(1)
Working with Chrome Users
394(3)
Adding a Chrome user
394(1)
Opening a different user
395(1)
Switching to a different user
396(1)
Removing a user you no longer need
396(1)
Zooming In and Out
397(1)
Downloading Files
398(1)
Appendix A: QBO, Quickbooks Desktop, And Data Conversion 399(18)
Index 417
Elaine Marmel is President of Marmel Enterprises, LLC, an organization that specializes in technical writing and software training. Elaine has an MBA from Cornell University and has trained more than 600 employees to use computer systems. Elaine has authored and co-authored over ninety books.