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Title: Lesson 1: Introducing QuickBooks Pro


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Lesson 1 Introducing QuickBooks Pro
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Lesson Objectives
  • After studying this lesson, you will be able to
  • Understand basic accounting tasks
  • Manage basic QuickBooks files
  • Work with the QuickBooks window
  • Back up a company file
  • Open a portable company file

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What Can QuickBooks Do For You?
  • Track customers, vendors, employees, etc.
  • Process sales transactions and cash receipts
  • Process purchase transactions and payments to
    vendors
  • Run payroll
  • Track and sell inventory
  • Track assets (what you own) and liabilities (what
    you owe)
  • Keep track of bank accounts

Can you think of any other uses for QuickBooks?
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Types of Tasks
  • Those that affect the accounting behind the
    scenes
  • Company setup
  • Activities
  • Those that do not affect the accounting behind
    the scenes
  • Lists (databases)
  • Reports

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Debits and Credits The Double-Entry Accounting
System
  • Debits must always equal credits!
  • Left side (debits) must always equal right side
    (credits) when entering accounting transactions

This is why the system is referred to as
double-entry.
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Understanding Basic Accounting
  • Introducing Behind the Scenes

Credits are on the right side of the T account,
whereas debits are on the left.
In Behind the Scenes, you will see the
accounting that QuickBooks performs for you when
you record a transaction.
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The Accounting Equation
  • Assets Liabilities Equity
  • Balance sheet
  • Financial statement that displays all asset,
    liability, and equity accounts (collectively
    called the balance sheet accounts)

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The Balance Sheet
Notice that the Total Assets Total Liabilities
Equity.
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The Income Statement
  • Accounts found on the Income Statement (or Profit
    Loss report) are the income and expense
    accounts

Income Statement and the accounts that appear on
it
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Main Account Types
Account Type Description
Assets Items/funds owned or owed to a company
Liabilities Funds owed to a company
Equity Investments into the company and net income or losses
Income Sales and fees earned
Expenses Expenditures that a company accrues
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The Trial Balance Report
  • Prepared at the end of an accounting cycle
  • Shows all accounts affected during the cycle
  • Balance of each account is entered in the
    appropriate column based on its normal balance

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Introducing Skortis Landscaping
  • Case study used throughout the book for Hands-On
    exercises
  • Unit 1 (or Level 1)
  • Examines a service-based business
  • Unit 2 (or Level 2)
  • Deals with a product-based business
  • Time frame May through August 2010

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Managing QuickBooks Files
  • Launching the program
  • Storing your exercise files
  • Ask your instructor about your file storage
    location or see the books website
  • Backing up your QuickBooks files
  • Process of compressing data files, similar to
    using a Space Bag? and a vacuum!
  • Restoring QuickBooks files
  • Decompresses a backed-up QuickBooks file so you
    can use it again

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The QuickBooks Pro Window
Title Bar
Menu Bar
Icon Bar
Home Page (notice the workflow diagram)
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Controlling the QuickBooks Desktop
  • Change whether the Open Window List or Icon Bar
    appears in the QuickBooks window

View options accessed via the Menu Bar
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Backing Up Your Data
  • Extremely important to avoid data loss!
  • Back up to a different location than where you
    store your master company file

Network Data File
Company File
Backup File
Portable Company File
Transaction Log File
QuickBooks compresses all data stored in a
company file during a back up. Thats why backup
files are so small!
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Lesson 1 Introducing QuickBooks Pro
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