Course curriculum

    1. 1005 QuickBooks Desktop vs QuickBooks Online

    2. Documents to Download

    3. 1009 QuickBooks Desktop

    4. 1010 How To Download the Software

    5. 1012 30 Day Free Trial or Purchase Process

    6. 1015 Install QuickBooks Desktop

    7. 1017 Increase Display Size

    1. 1080 Home Page Overview

    2. 1020 Download & Open Sample File

    3. 1100 Bank Feeds

    4. 1120 Preferences

    1. 1140 Vendors Section

    2. 1160 Vendor

    3. 1180 Bill Form

    4. 1200 Pay Bills Form Check

    5. 1220 Purchase Order Form P.O

    6. 1222 Bill With Inventory Connected to P.O.

    7. 1227 Inventory Adjustment

    8. 1240 Manage Sales Tax

    9. 1260 Check Form

    10. 1280 Void Check Prior Period

    1. 1300 Customer Section Customer Cycle98df20c.autosave

    2. 1320 Customer Center

    3. 1340 Invoice Form

    4. 1360 Receive Payment Form

    5. 1380 Deposit Form

    6. 1400 Sales Receipts Form

    7. 1405 Barter Sale Transaction

    8. 1420 Credit Memo Refund Form & Bad Debt Expense

    9. 1423 Statement Charges

    10. 1426 Finance Charges

    1. 1440 Banking Section, Company Section Shortcuts

    2. 1460 Customize Shortcuts & Home Page Icons

    1. 1480 Employee Section Payroll Process

    2. 1500 Employee Center

    3. 1540 Pay Payroll Liabilities Form

    4. 1545 Process Payroll Forms

    5. 1548 Enter Time Form

About this course

  • $30.00
  • 76 lessons
  • 19.5 hours of video content

Description

This course will cover the fundamentals of QuickBooks desktop, the things you need to know to get up and running.

We will first talk about how to get access to QuickBooks Desktop, possibly with the 30-day free trial often offered by QuickBooks, the 30-day free trial being a perfect tool for a course like this.

Using the sample company file provided by QuickBooks, we will practice navigating the software, locating the settings, the general ledger and other core lists, the reports, and the primary forms used to enter financial transactions.

We will break the accounting process down into accounting cycles, including the revenue or accounts receivable cycle, the purchases or expense or accounts payable cycle, and the payroll or employee cycle.

Thinking about the accounting process by cycle is much easier to visualize, the data input forms falling into place, the order and linking of many data input forms becoming much clearer.

This course will demonstrate the core financial statement reports, the balance sheet, and the income statement or profit and loss. We will then look at many other reports, considering how most will expand on, and provide more information to line items on the primary financial statement reports, the balance sheet, and income statement, or profit and loss.