Welcome to the Fit Small Business QuickBooks Online training course. In this lesson, we cover how to reconcile business credit card accounts in QuickBooks Online. You can follow along on your own QuickBooks Online account. If you don’t have one already, click here to sign up for a and follow along below. To complete this…
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NetSuite vs QuickBooks: Price, Features & What’s Best in 2019
We evaluated pricing, features, and user reviews to compare QuickBooks Online vs. NetSuite. Both products go beyond accounting to include key performance indicators (KPIs) and budgeting and forecasting tools. If you’re looking for an accounting solution, choose QuickBooks Online. However, if you’re looking for a customer relationship management (CRM) tool or integrated solutions, choose NetSuite….
FIFO vs LIFO: Differences & Which Is Right for Your Business?
First-in, first-out (FIFO) and last-in, first-out (LIFO) are costing methods used to value ending inventory and the cost of goods sold. The differences between FIFO vs LIFO are simple. FIFO assumes the first items sold are the first ones added to inventory. With LIFO, the first items sold are the last items put into inventory….
Yooz vs QuickBooks: Price, Features, & What’s Best in 2019
QuickBooks Online (QBO) is an all-inclusive accounting solution for small businesses. You can track all income and expenses in QBO. Yooz is ideal for small businesses that are struggling to pay bills on time and need help streamlining accounts payable. When to Use QuickBooks Online is ideal for small businesses needing an accounting software that…
Sage Intacct vs QuickBooks: Price, Features & What’s Best in 2019
We compared Sage Intacct vs QuickBooks on price, features included, and customer reviews. QuickBooks Enterprise is ideal for businesses on a budget that have complicated inventory needs and require parent and subsidiary tracking and reporting. Sage Intacct is best for larger companies that need multiple approval levels and tracking by entity, department, and location. When…
5 Best Accounting Practice Management Software 2019
Accounting practice management software allows accounting firms who provide tax, bookkeeping, and payroll services to manage their client work in one system. We looked at over a dozen options and narrowed it down to five based on cost, project tracking, time and billing, and reporting features; pricing range from free up to $3,950 per month….
How to Enter Credit Card Transactions in QuickBooks Online
Welcome to the Fit Small Business QuickBooks Online training course. In this lesson, we cover how to enter business credit card transactions in QuickBooks Online manually. You can follow along on your own account. If you don’t have one already, sign up for and follow along below. To complete this lesson, you can either watch…
Accounts Payable Turnover Ratio: Definition, Formula & Free Template
The accounts payable (A/P) turnover ratio measures how fast a business pays its suppliers. The ratio is calculated by dividing total supplier purchases by the average accounts payable balance for the period. It can be used to identify payment issues, and it gives creditors a sense of your payment history with vendors. If you use…
How to Process Bank Reconciliations in QuickBooks
Welcome to the Fit Small Business QuickBooks Online training course. In this lesson, we cover how to reconcile bank accounts in QuickBooks Online. You can follow along on your own QuickBooks Online account. If you don’t have one already, click here to sign up for and follow along below. To complete this lesson, you can…
Journal Entries: What They Are & How to Do Them
A journal entry is a record of a financial event that has occurred in your business. By recording journal entries, you ensure that your financial statements are accurate and complete. We cover basic accounting, two types of journal entries, and three simple steps to prepare journal entries manually or using an accounting software. What Is…
What Is Depreciation & How Does Depreciation Work?
Depreciation is an income tax deduction that allows you to recover the cost of assets like cars, furniture, and equipment that you purchase and use in your business. It can also be reported for accounting purposes so that your financial statements accurately reflect your investment in fixed assets and allocate those costs over time. How…
Controller vs CFO: Differences & Which Is Right for Your Business
A controller oversees the accounting department to ensure financial statements are accurate. The CFO takes these financial statements and formulates a strategy to meet business goals. A controller has a solid understanding of accounting principles, whereas a CFO can also analyze current performance to predict future outcomes of the business. Businesses typically hire a controller…
