Need QuickBooks Help?

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Welcome to QuickBooksAnswers.Info. This is our QuickBooks support site where you can get direct and prompt answers.

We have been training the nation’s bookkeepers and business owners on how to use or make better use of QuickBooks. Hey we’ve even trained some people in other countries including Canada, Australia, and the UK.

QuickBooks for MAC? No problem! Our remote login software allows us to control your Mac, your PC, and of course your PC software on parallels on your Mac :)

QuickBooks Online? Also not a problem!

Real Estate Accounting With QuickBooks is so much a specialty of ours that we have a whole site just for that; www.RealEstateAccountingWithQuickBooks.com

As our training services have grown we have been asked about offering packages of sessions. This is it! One site where you can choose a QuickBooks support plan that suits your needs.

It’s like having your own personal CFO on call (by appointment). Have us review your books, teach you, teach your bookkeeper, or even your retired Aunt Millie who wants to pitch in and help with the bookkeeping so you can focus on running your business. With packages ranging in scope from 1 session to 20 sessions there is no question we can offer you what you need.

Call for help and answers (866) 945-8070.

 

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10 Responses to Need QuickBooks Help?

  1. KEVIN GRIFFITH says:

    Looking for more detailed info on setting up quickbooks for Retntal Properties.
    Do you have full courses online that may help?

    Thanks,
    Kevin

  2. MARK H says:

    Seth,
    Thanks for the session last night. It was kind of like we were not strangers and the knowledge you shared was very helpful.
    Keep in touch. I now feel more confident to grow and take on more clients….

    Mark

  3. LUCY B says:

    I have 2013 version of Quickbooks and I work for a contractor. Is it best to have Quickbooks the contractor version? Or am I able to get the same invoices as per this demo (Link below) on youtube through 2013 version of Quickbooks? The invoice someone else before me made them a little complicated for customers to understand. PLEASE HELP!!! Thanks in advance for all your help.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVRQQkqNldw

    • NERD says:

      Hi! you would need to have the “Premier” version of QuickBooks in order to be able to run progress billing reports. Your comment says “2013 version of QuickBooks” but since I cannot tell if it’s pro or premier I can’t say for certain whether or not the version you have will work!

  4. AMY JEPPESEN says:

    Hello,
    I need help on how to enter a refund into our customers accounts on quickbooks. These are OLD credits from past customers who have already been refunded and I cannot figure out how to enter the refund into quickbooks without it making the credit larger rather than turn their balance back to zero. Thanks for your help!

    Amy

    • NERD says:

      Really what you have to do is track down where the actual refund was booked. If you still have credits on the books then the refunds were not booked properly (or at all). Once you see where those are booked you can post an entry in the current year reversing whatever account was used in the refund and post it to accounts receivable. This will produce a “charge” on the customer’s account (no income) which your credits can then be applied to.

  5. CANDACE says:

    I have a party planning business and sometimes rent out my equipment to others (tables and chairs). When going out on a consult, I get requests for specific materials (color of tablecloths, napkins, etc). Is there a way to have a real time inventory count in Quickbooks that I can look up while at the consultation? Which version of QB would work best for me?

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