Do you really need Quickbooks?
Seminar - Looking at QuickBooks.
This will be an open discussion about the Internal Revenue Service requirements for record keeping for tax purposes. We will be talking about how such record keeping vehicles such as spreadsheets, Quicken and other programs satisfy these requirements. We will look at the various features of QuickBooks, discussing the advantages and disadvantages including initial cost, continuing cost in dollars as well as the cost in time and effort.
Presented by
Larry Kenneth Clevenger
Larry Owned a CPA firm for over 23 years, general practice with all types of clients. Prepared many types of tax and information returns, such as 1040, 1041, 1120, 1120'S, 1065, etc. Worked with the IRS for 17 years as an Internal Revenue Agent auditing all types of businesses from small (less than 1 million in revenues) to large corporations with over 1 Billion in revenues. The last nine years worked in the Tax-Exempt section auditing mostly 501(c)(3) organizations. Expertise includes:
Business Finance & Accounting, Non-Profit and Business Operations.
INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE
- Banking, Financial Services and Insurance
- Construction, Industrials and Utilities
- Transportation and Warehousing
- Retail and Wholesale Trade
- Nonprofit, Public and Professional Organizations
EDUCATION
Have an MBA from U. North Florida and BA in accounting from U. West Florida
Note: No refunds will be processed as they can be applied to future workshops.
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