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Nancy Smyth, on July 13th, 2010.
As a business owner there can be several different situations that you encounter where you might need to include a long disclaimer or explanation when you sell a specific item, offer special discounts, provide warranty information or explain your payment requirements when bidding on a job or even invoicing a customer. There are four different methods for adding long disclaimers to your QuickBooks forms; choose the one that makes the most sense for your [Read the full article...]
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Nancy Smyth, on July 9th, 2010.
Retention or retainage is usually a specific percentage, for example 10%, of the total contract that is held back by the project owner in reserve to protect the owners interest. QuickBooks users must initiate work-arounds and make QuickBooks track retainage that is held on each progress [Read the full article...]
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Nancy Smyth, on July 7th, 2010.
Questions: We are new to QuickBooks payroll and would like to set up different payroll frequencies for our employees; weekly, bi-weekly, and monthly. How can we do this? Answer: Setup Payroll Schedules and Pay [Read the full article...]
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Nancy Smyth, on June 30th, 2010.
QuickBooks automatically prefills the date field in every transaction you create (Enter Bill, Write Checks, Create Estimate, etc.) and report that you generate. In many cases, the date that QuickBooks provides you with is not the correct date that you [Read the full article...]
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Nancy Smyth, on June 29th, 2010.
Unlike some of the more costly construction specific software programs out there, QuickBooks wasn’t designed to prevent us from generating a check to a Vendor/Subcontractor whose General Liability or Worker’s Compensation insurance has [Read the full article...]