- Paperback: 624 pages
- Publisher: John Wiley & Sons (10 Jan 2007)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 0470085517
- ISBN-13: 978-0470085516
- Product Dimensions: 23.6 x 18.9 x 3.4 cm
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 1,471,032 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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8 books in 1– your key to QuickBooks 2007 success!
Your one–stop guide to managing your small business finances more efficiently
QuickBooks is the leading accounting program for small businesses, and this book gives you a handy reference to all its parts. Set up QuickBooks for your business, load your files, create invoices, pay vendors, understand job costing and capital budgeting, and even get tips on writing your business plan. It all adds up to success!
Discover how to
- Install and set up QuickBooks
- Track your inventory and items
- Prepare financial statements and reports
- Set up project and job costing systems
- Protect your data
- Save on business taxes
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8 books in 1— your key to QuickBooks 2007 success!
Your one–stop guide to managing your small business finances more efficiently
QuickBooks is the leading accounting program for small businesses, and this book gives you a handy reference to all its parts. Set up QuickBooks for your business, load your files, create invoices, pay vendors, understand job costing and capital budgeting, and even get tips on writing your business plan. It all adds up to success!
Discover how to
- Install and set up QuickBooks
- Track your inventory and items
- Prepare financial statements and reports
- Set up project and job costing systems
- Protect your data
- Save on business taxes
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36 of 37 people found the following review helpful
Way Too Much Detail
19 Mar 2007
Format:Paperback
This is actually one of the most complicated and frustrating "for Dummies" books I've ever read and used...yes, yes, I know what you might be surmising...bah.
The book has huge sections (100+ pages) that discuss in detail a lot of accounting information...and this is where the aggravation comes in...which the author ends by summarizing "...but QuickBooks does all of this automatically for you in the background." Well what the...? He couldn't put this upfront, as in, "Hey, these next 3 chapters are for those of you who want to know what's going on behind-the-scenes".....
I'm a business owner, not an accountant - I would have greatly appreciated a lot more heads-up on what I need to focus on and what I can either skip or wait on to come back to later. I run QuickBooks so I can do the basics myself, but then turn it over every quarter to my accountant to verify everything and handle the taxes, etc.
So, if you run your QuickBooks the way I do so you can focus on growing and maintaining your business, and hire an accountant to double-check your work, I cannot recommend this book. If you love the "for Dummies" series and still want to get this, then just focus on pages 69-245; the rest can wait until you have time or the interest.
J. Avellanet, Co-Founder of Cerulean Associates LLC
The book has huge sections (100+ pages) that discuss in detail a lot of accounting information...and this is where the aggravation comes in...which the author ends by summarizing "...but QuickBooks does all of this automatically for you in the background." Well what the...? He couldn't put this upfront, as in, "Hey, these next 3 chapters are for those of you who want to know what's going on behind-the-scenes".....
I'm a business owner, not an accountant - I would have greatly appreciated a lot more heads-up on what I need to focus on and what I can either skip or wait on to come back to later. I run QuickBooks so I can do the basics myself, but then turn it over every quarter to my accountant to verify everything and handle the taxes, etc.
So, if you run your QuickBooks the way I do so you can focus on growing and maintaining your business, and hire an accountant to double-check your work, I cannot recommend this book. If you love the "for Dummies" series and still want to get this, then just focus on pages 69-245; the rest can wait until you have time or the interest.
J. Avellanet, Co-Founder of Cerulean Associates LLC
19 of 23 people found the following review helpful
Not Only About the Software but Good Business Sense
2 Mar 2007
Format:Paperback
This is one of the better 'For Dummies' books that I've read.
To be sure most of the book is exactly what you would expect. It's a complete introduction to the QuickBooks accounting system. Being a 'For Dummies' book the othewise rather dry how to use a computer are livened up with a bit of humor here and there. I appreciate this as it tends to help me from going to sleep.
It's the extras in this book that make it easily worth the money, in fact possibly worth several times its cost. The author is a CPA. He has seen what really happens in the business world, and once in a while he provides a simple rule or two. For instance, 'Sign all your own checks.' Simple rule, but it tends to keep people honest. Another rule, 'Review canceled checks before your bookeeper does.' Obvious.
Then there's the discussion on fixed and variable costs vs. revenue. If your rent doesn't go up, selling just a little bit more can yield substantial increases in profits.
These are things that you just don't see in the normal how-to computer book and once again, could be worth far more than the cost of the book.
To be sure most of the book is exactly what you would expect. It's a complete introduction to the QuickBooks accounting system. Being a 'For Dummies' book the othewise rather dry how to use a computer are livened up with a bit of humor here and there. I appreciate this as it tends to help me from going to sleep.
It's the extras in this book that make it easily worth the money, in fact possibly worth several times its cost. The author is a CPA. He has seen what really happens in the business world, and once in a while he provides a simple rule or two. For instance, 'Sign all your own checks.' Simple rule, but it tends to keep people honest. Another rule, 'Review canceled checks before your bookeeper does.' Obvious.
Then there's the discussion on fixed and variable costs vs. revenue. If your rent doesn't go up, selling just a little bit more can yield substantial increases in profits.
These are things that you just don't see in the normal how-to computer book and once again, could be worth far more than the cost of the book.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Great book for dummies
1 Aug 2007
Format:Paperback|Amazon Verified Purchase
I actually ordered the book prior to ordering the program to be sure this was the type program we wanted. The book is simple and straight forward and certainly makes learning a new program simpler. Would definitely recommend only for Quickbooks Pro program only. The instructions do not apply to the basic program.
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