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QuickBooks Syllabus

This document is a syllabus for a course on mastering QuickBooks. It contains 28 chapters that cover topics such as getting around the QuickBooks interface, setting up a company file, managing lists, processing payments and refunds, using bank accounts, paying bills, reporting, customizing forms, and using tools like graphs and reports. The chapters progress from introductory topics to more advanced topics like credit cards, assets, equity accounts, and the accountant's review features.

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QuickBooks Syllabus

This document is a syllabus for a course on mastering QuickBooks. It contains 28 chapters that cover topics such as getting around the QuickBooks interface, setting up a company file, managing lists, processing payments and refunds, using bank accounts, paying bills, reporting, customizing forms, and using tools like graphs and reports. The chapters progress from introductory topics to more advanced topics like credit cards, assets, equity accounts, and the accountant's review features.

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Syllabus

MASTERING QUICKBOOKS MADE EASY V.2012-2004


CHAPTER 10– PAYMENT PROCESSING CHAPTER 21– USING CREDIT CARD AC-
10.1- Recording Customer Payments COUNTS
10.2- Entering a Partial Payment 21.1- Creating Credit Card Accounts
10.3- Applying One Payment to Multiple Jobs 21.2- Entering Charges on Credit Cards
CHAPTER 1- GETTING AROUND IN QUICK- 10.4- Entering Overpayments 21.3- Reconciling and Paying Credit Cards
BOOKS 10.5- Entering Down Payments or Prepayments
1.1- The Home Page- 2006:2012 10.6- Applying Customer Credits CHAPTER 22– ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
1.2- The Centers- 2006:2012 10.7- Making Deposits 22.1- Assets and Liabilities
1.3- The Menu Bar and Keyboard Shortcuts 22.2- Using the Other Current Asset Account Type
1.4- The Navigators- 2005 CHAPTER 11– HANDLING REFUNDS 22.3- Removing Value from Other Current Asset
1.5- The Open Window List 11.1- Creating a Credit Memo and Refund Check Accounts
1.6- The Icon Bar 11.2- Refunding Customer Payments 22.4- Creating Fixed Asset Accounts
1.7- Customizing the Icon Bar 22.5- Setting the Original Cost of the Fixed Asset
1.8- Using the Shortcut List- 2005 CHAPTER 12– ENTERING AND PAYING 22.6- Tracking Depreciation
1.9- The Chart of Accounts BILLS 22.7- Liability Accounts
1.10- Accounting Methods 12.1- Setting Billing Preferences 22.8- The Loan Manager- 2004:2012
1.11- Financial Reports 12.2- Entering Bills 22.9- The Fixed Asset Item List- 2004:2012
12.3- Paying Bills
CHAPTER 2– CREATING A QUICKBOOKS 12.4- Early Bill Payment Discounts CHAPTER 23– EQUITY ACCOUNTS
COMPANY 12.5- Entering a Vendor Credit 23.1- Equity Accounts
2.1– Using Express Start– 2012 Only 12.6- Applying a Vendor Credit 23.2- Recording an Owner’s Draw
2.2- Using the EasyStep Interview- 2007:2012 23.3- Recording a Capital Investment
2.3- Using the EasyStep Interview- 2006 CHAPTER 13– USING BANK ACCOUNTS
2.4- Using the EasyStep Interview- 2003:2005 13.1- Using Registers CHAPTER 24– WRITING LETTERS WITH
2.5- Returning to the EasyStep Interview- 2006:2012 13.2- Writing Checks QUICKBOOKS
2.6- Returning to the EasyStep Interview- 2003:2005 13.3- Writing a Check for Inventory Items 24.1- Using the Write Letters Wizard
2.7- Creating a Backup File- 2007:2012 13.4- Printing Checks 24.2- Editing Letter Templates
2.8- Creating a Backup File- 2003:2006 13.5- Transferring Funds Between Accounts
2.9- Restoring a File- 2007:2012 13.6- Reconciling Accounts CHAPTER 25– COMPANY MANAGEMENT
2.10- Restoring a File- 2003:2006 13.7- Voiding Checks 25.1- Viewing Your Company Information
2.11- Setting Up Users 25.2- Setting Up Budgets
2.12- Single and Multiple User Modes CHAPTER 14– PAYING SALES TAX 25.3- Using the To Do List
2.13- Closing Company Files 14.1- Sales Tax Reports 25.4- Using Reminders and Setting Preferences
2.14- Opening a Company File- 2007:2012 14.2- Using the Sales Tax Payable Register 25.5- Making Journal Entries
2.15- Opening a Company File- 2003:2006 14.3- Paying Your Tax Agencies 25.6- Using the Cash Flow Projector- 2004:2012

CHAPTER 3– USING LISTS CHAPTER 15– REPORTING CHAPTER 26– USING QUICKBOOKS TOOLS
3.1- Using Lists 15.1- Graph and Report Preferences 26.1- Company File Cleanup
3.2- The Chart of Accounts- 2007:2012 15.2- Using QuickReports 26.2- Exporting List Data to an IIF File
3.3- The Chart of Accounts- 2003:2006 15.3- Using QuickZoom 26.3- Advanced Importing of Data- 2004:2012
3.4- The Customers & Jobs Tab- 2006:2012 15.4- Preset Reports 26.4- Updating QuickBooks
3.5- The Customer:Job List- 2003:2005 15.5- Modifying and Filtering Reports 26.5- Using the Calculator
3.6- The Employees Tab- 2006:2012 15.6- Memorizing Reports 26.6- Using Portable Company Files- 2006
3.7- The Employee List- 2003:2005 15.7- Memorized Report Groups 26.7- Using Portable Company Files- 2007:2012
3.8- The Vendors Tab- 2006:2012 15.8- Printing Reports 26.8– Using the Calendar– 2012
3.9- The Vendor List- 2003:2005 15.9- Printing Forms
3.10- Using Custom Fields 15.10- Exporting Reports to Microsoft Excel CHAPTER 27– USING THE ACCOUNTANT’S
3.11- Sorting Lists 15.11- Saving Forms and Reports as PDF Files- REVIEW
3.12- Inactivating and Reactivating List Items 2004:2012 27.1- Creating an Accountant’s Copy
3.13- Printing Lists 27.2- Using the Accountant’s Copy
3.14- Renaming and Merging List Items CHAPTER 16– USING GRAPHS 27.3- Importing Changes to Your Company File
3.15- Adding Multiple List Entries from Excel- 16.1- Using Graphs
2010:2012 CHAPTER 28– USING THE HELP MENU
CHAPTER 17– CUSTOMIZING FORMS 28.1- Using Help
CHAPTER 4– SETTING UP SALES TAX 17.1- Creating New Form Templates
4.1- The Sales Tax Process 17.2- Using the Customize Window- 2003:2006
4.2- Setting Up Your Tax Agencies 17.3- Customizing Form Templates- 2007:2012
4.3- Setting Up Your Tax Rates 17.4- Using the Layout Designer
4.4- Creating a Sales Tax Group
4.5- Setting Sales Tax Preferences CHAPTER 18– ESTIMATING
4.6- Indicating Who and What Gets Taxed 18.1- Making Estimates for a Job
18.2- Duplicating Estimates
CHAPTER 5– SETTING UP INVENTORY 18.3- Invoicing From an Estimate
ITEMS 18.4- Updating Job Statuses
5.1- Setting Up Inventory 18.5- Inactivating Estimates
5.2- Creating Inventory Items 18.6- Making Purchases for a Job
5.3- Creating a Purchase Order 18.7- Invoicing for Job Costs
5.4- Receiving Items with a Bill 18.8- Using Job Reports
5.5- Entering Item Receipts
5.6- Matching Bills to Item Receipts CHAPTER 19– TIME TRACKING
5.7- Adjusting Inventory 19.1- Time Tracking
19.2- Weekly Timesheets
CHAPTER 6– SETTING UP OTHER ITEMS 19.3- Time/Enter Single Activity
6.1- Service Items 19.4- Invoicing from Time Data
6.2- Non-Inventory Items 19.5- Using Time Reports
6.3- Other Charges 19.6- Tracking Vehicle Mileage- 2004:2012
6.4- Subtotals 19.7- Charging Customers for Mileage- 2004:2012
6.5- Groups
6.6- Discounts CHAPTER 20– PAYROLL
6.7- Payments 20.1- The Payroll Process
6.8- Changing Item Prices 20.2- Creating Payroll Items
20.3- Setting Employee Defaults
CHAPTER 7– BASIC SALES 20.4- Setting Up Employee Payroll Information
7.1- Selecting a Sales Form 20.5- Writing Paychecks to Employees- 2003:2006
7.2- Creating an Invoice 20.6- Writing Paychecks to Employees- 2007:2012
7.3- Creating a Sales Receipt 20.7- Voiding Paychecks
7.4- Finding Transaction Forms 20.8- Tracking Your Tax Liabilities
7.5- Previewing Sales Forms 20.9- Paying Your Payroll Tax Liabilities
7.6- Printing Sales Forms 20.10- Adjusting Payroll Liabilities
20.11- Entering Liability Refund Checks
CHAPTER 8– USING PRICE LEVELS 20.12- Process Payroll Forms
8.1- Using Price Levels 20.13- Tracking Workers Compensation- 2005:2012

CHAPTER 9– CREATING BILLING STATE-


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9.1- Setting Finance Charge Defaults
9.2- Entering Statement Charges
9.3- Applying Finance Charges and Creating State- Copyright TeachUcomp, Inc.
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