Quickbooks: The Ins & Outs of Business Bookkeeping, Accounting & Taxes, Online!

(East Palo Alto)

A hands-on four hour workshop for aspiring, new, and established small business owners introducing QuickBooksOnline, the new cloud-based version of this worldwide used accounting software for business. Learn the ins and outs as it relates to bookkeeping, accounting and taxes, using QBO.

Meet QuickBooks Online: used globally by over 1 million paying customers, managing their books properly and reaching their financial goals!

In this 4 hour workshop, we'll cover the main ins and outs as it relates to bookkeeping, accounting and taxes, and using QBO.  

• Learn why not use a shoebox!
• Review of key bookkeeping and accounting terminology.
• Know how to properly, effectively, and most easily track the money in and out of your business. 
• Ensure compliance with IRS requirements and understand what is deductible and how to record transactions.
• Feel confident that you can do your own bookkeeping properly but also trust your accounting professional.
• Learn the QuickBooks clicks to success, and how what you do within the application can be easier, allowing you to be more profitable, and keep you out of trouble. 
• Reconciling transactions with your bank account - tips and tricksKeeping track of vendor bills and Invoicing.
• The reports any small business owner can't live without, and ways to simplify key metrics

Receive 30% discount on QuickBooks Pro, QuickBooks Premier, or QuickBooks Online!

Instructor: Bryce Forney has his own practice as a CPA in the East Bay, focusing primarily on tax preparation, with an emphasis on tidy QuickBooks companies. Bryce distinguishes himself as an accountant who embraces technology to provide a secure, paperless, virtual accountant experience for taxpayers who desire an efficient professional tax preparation process.

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Funded in part through a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration. All opinions, conclusions, or recommendations expressed are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the view of the SBA. All SBA programs or cosponsored programs are extended to the public on a nondiscriminatory basis.