- Paperback: 432 pages
- Publisher: QUE; 1 edition (21 Dec 2005)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 0789735229
- ISBN-13: 978-0789735225
- Product Dimensions: 22.9 x 20.1 x 3 cm
- Average Customer Review: 1.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 2,352,083 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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Show Me QuickBooks 2006 will help you learn visually how to perform tasks using QuickBooks 2006. The step-by-step tasks lend themselves to easy learning and thorough comprehension. You will able to find answers to yourquestions quickly with this user-friendly method of training. Each task includes a screen-by-screen visual accompanied by a concise text description that makes performing everyday tasks quick and simple.
About the Author
Gail Perry is a CPA, financial journalist, and QuickBooks advisor and instructor. She is the author of 18 books including Que's Using QuickBooks, The Complete Idiot's Guide to QuickBooks, and The Complete Idiot's Guide to Doing Your Income Taxes. She is a former newspaper columnist and has written hundreds of articles about taxes, personal and business finances, and financial software. Gail is a graduate of Indiana University and a former senior tax accountant at the Big Four accounting firm of Deloitte.
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For many, the most unpleasant part of owning a small business is the necessity of dealing with accounting issues. Read the first page
Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Index | Back Cover
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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Intuit have failed to make it clear that the UK version of QuickBooks 2006 is just a maintenance release and IS NOT THE SAME as the US version. The US version has tons of new functionality whereas the UK version has just a few updated online help files and bug fixes.
Sadly this book refers to the US version of QuickBooks 2006 and is therefore unsuitable for the UK.
1 star to make sure you take note before mistakenly buying a manual that is of no use in the UK! My good deed for the day.
Sadly this book refers to the US version of QuickBooks 2006 and is therefore unsuitable for the UK.
1 star to make sure you take note before mistakenly buying a manual that is of no use in the UK! My good deed for the day.
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EASY 1-2-3 BOOK; HIDDEN PAYROLL SECRETS REVEALED
15 Dec 2006
Format:Paperback
For people who just want to know how to use Quickbooks so they can get on with their business, this book is straight and to-the-point. Every page is in a 1-2-3-4-5-6 step format, which is quite easy to follow. Also, unlike some books, Show Me Quickbooks does address the Payroll function (a part of Quickbooks which Intuit--since it wants users to subscribe to its Quickbooks Payroll Service for a monthly fee--has programmed to be, without 'tweaking', initially unuseable.
To access the payroll function, you must first make sure the initial "full payroll" option is activated. Do this by clicking Edit/Preferences/Payroll & Employees/Company Preferences, and checking the "Full Payroll" option.
Next, on page 39, under the heading "Set up Payroll Deductions" the book tells you to select the "Payroll Item List" from the Lists Menu. News flash--there is no "Payroll Item List". For the benefit of others who encounter this problem...I was able to make the Payroll Items list magically appear by performing the following steps (THESE STEPS ARE NOT SHOWN IN THE BOOK):
1. Type "payroll item" in the search box.
2. From the selections available, click "adding payroll items"
3. Click "payroll setup interview"
4. Click "What if menu item isn't there"
5. Click "payroll manually"
6. Click "set my company file to use manual calculations"....and (after a dire warning that daring to proceed will alter your program forever), the program initializes the manual payroll function.
7. Voila! The Payroll List, and the ability to do your own payroll without paying for the Quickbooks Online Payroll Service magically appears in your Quickbooks 2006 program.
To access the payroll function, you must first make sure the initial "full payroll" option is activated. Do this by clicking Edit/Preferences/Payroll & Employees/Company Preferences, and checking the "Full Payroll" option.
Next, on page 39, under the heading "Set up Payroll Deductions" the book tells you to select the "Payroll Item List" from the Lists Menu. News flash--there is no "Payroll Item List". For the benefit of others who encounter this problem...I was able to make the Payroll Items list magically appear by performing the following steps (THESE STEPS ARE NOT SHOWN IN THE BOOK):
1. Type "payroll item" in the search box.
2. From the selections available, click "adding payroll items"
3. Click "payroll setup interview"
4. Click "What if menu item isn't there"
5. Click "payroll manually"
6. Click "set my company file to use manual calculations"....and (after a dire warning that daring to proceed will alter your program forever), the program initializes the manual payroll function.
7. Voila! The Payroll List, and the ability to do your own payroll without paying for the Quickbooks Online Payroll Service magically appears in your Quickbooks 2006 program.
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