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Mastering QuickBooks 2020

You're reading from   Mastering QuickBooks 2020 The ultimate guide to bookkeeping and QuickBooks Online

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Product type Paperback
Published in Dec 2019
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781789955101
Length 332 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Crystalynn Shelton Crystalynn Shelton
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Table of Contents (19) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Getting Started with QuickBooks Online FREE CHAPTER 2. Company File Setup 3. Migrating to QuickBooks Online 4. Customizing QuickBooks for Your Business 5. Managing Customers, Vendors, Products, and Services 6. Recording Sales Transactions in QuickBooks Online 7. Recording Expenses in QuickBooks Online 8. Managing Downloaded Bank and Credit Card Transactions 9. Report Center Overview 10. Business Overview Reports 11. Customer Sales Reports in QuickBooks Online 12. Vendor and Expenses Reports 13. Managing Payroll in QuickBooks Online 14. Managing 1099 Contractors in QuickBooks Online 15. Closing the Books in QuickBooks Online 16. Handling Special Transactions in QuickBooks Online 17. Shortcuts and Test Drive 18. Other Books You May Enjoy

Understanding sales forms 

Recording income for a business can be accomplished in a variety of ways. There are three primary ways to record income in QuickBooks Online. First, a sales receipt is used when you receive payment at the same time you provide products and/or services to your customers. Second, you can use a deposit to record income for a specific customer or to record income from multiple customers at any one time. Third, you can use a sales invoice, which allows you to bill a specific customer, who will pay you based on payment terms that are agreed upon upfront. 

In this section, we will cover when and how to record income using a sales receipt, a deposit, and a sales invoice. We will also show you the accounting that takes place behind the scenes for each transaction. This will include the debits and credits recorded for each transaction. 

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