QuickBooks Online vs QuickBooks Desktop 2022 #2 Create New Company File & Enter Two Months of Data
Learn both QuickBooks Online & QuickBooks Desktop, comparing and contrasting the two, from a Certified Public Accountant CPA
OneNote Resource
6010RestoreBackupDataFile
6040CreateaNewCompanyFile
6060IncreaseSizeofIcons
6010 Restore & Backup Data Files
6040 Create a New Company File
6060 Increase Size of Icons
Documents to Download
6010ComprehensiveProblemIntroduction
6040Free30DayTrialSetUp
6060AccountandSettingsCompanyTab
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6080CompanyPreferencesAccounting
6100CompanyPreferencesBillsCalendarChecking
6120CompanyPreferencesDesktopViewFinanceChargeGeneral
6160JobsEstimatesMultipleCurrenciesPaymentsPayroll
6140CompanyPreferencesIntegratedApplicationItemsInventory
6180CompanyPreferencesRemindersReportsGraphs
6200CompanyPreferencesSalesCustomersSalesTax
6220CompanyPreferencesSearchSendFormsServiceConnectionSpellingTax1099TimeExpens
Documents to Download
6080 Company Preferences Accounting
6100 Company Preferences Bills, Calendar, & Checking
6120 Company Preferences Desktop View, Finance Charge, & General
6140 Company Preferences Integrated Application & Items & Inventory
6160 Jobs & Estimates, Multiple Currencies, Payments, & Payroll
6180 Company Preferences Reminders & Reports & Graphs
6200 Company Preferences Sales & Customers & Sales Tax
6220 Company Preferences Search, Send Forms, Service Connection, Spelling, Tax 1099, & Time & Expens
Documents to Download
OneNote Resource
6100AccountandSettingsExpensesPaymentsTimeandAdvancedTabs
6080AccountandSettingsBillingandSubscriptionUsageandSalesTabs
6120ManageUsers
6140QuickBooksLabsDarkMode
This course will compare QuickBooks Online & QuickBooks Desktop so we can compare the pros and cons of each accounting software.
This course is the second in a series of classes covering QuickBooks 2022; comprehensively.
We will create a new company file and populate it with two months of data input.
The data input will cover every significant form in each operating cycle, including the revenue cycle, the payables cycle, and the payroll cycle. The primary operating cycles are also commonly grouped as the customer, vendor, and employee cycle.
As we enter financial transactions, populating forms, we will analyze the impact on the financial statement and related reports.
Entering two months of data will allow us to see the difference in complexity of entering data for the first month of operations, a time when we have no historical data to help us, and entering data in following months, a time when we do have prior history and transactions to help simplify the process.