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Checklist of 25 Elements of Appropriate Controls with QuickBooks®
CPA and Advanced Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor Amy Vetter provides a list of 25 areas or issues – both inside and outside the software –crucial to an adequate defense against fraud. Bonus: A Word version of her checklist.
Five QuickBooks Keyboard Shortcuts
From long experience teaching clients and business professionals how to use QuickBooks, Caren Schwartz identifies some simple keyboard shortcuts that many QuickBooks users, wish they’d known about a long time ago. Caren, an Advanced Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor, also lets us offer a PDF version of these tips.
Bonus Tutorial on Multicurrency in QuickBooks
Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor Esther Friedberg Karp reveals the ins and outs of the new multicurrency function in this two-part tutorial. Esther, who works with clients on both sides of the U.S.-Canadian border, provides real-world examples. Part I of the tutorial discusses how to get started and walks through basic features of the new multicurrency feature.

 

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Troubleshooting Item Setup Problems

By Anne Cole, Advanced Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor, The Wren Group.

Troubleshooting Item problems can be a challenge because setup issues (i.e. using a single-sided item) don't stand out on the income statement. Often the only indicator that there is a problem is that the income is either grossly over- or under-stated. To easily find items that are not set up correctly, I show the Item list, right-click anywhere on the screen and click "customize columns". Add the COGS account and move it up under the Account column. Any blank in the COGS account column means that the item was set up as a single-sided item (the sub-contractor box not checked) and is a likely culprit. You can also easily see that the items are set up with the proper income and COGS account without having to check every single item. Intuit® ProConnection® Newsletter March 31, 2009 | Vol. IX, No. 3

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