NEWQBO.COMTo turn this on: Gear > Your Company > QuickBooks Labs
The cash flow chart uses historical data from your Banking tab — bank connected transactions only.
The chart excludes:
CSV import, Credit card, entered manually into QBO, Multicurrency transactions
If you have already set up class tracking in QBO, you will need to go to Payroll Settings and assign it to track classes for payroll transactions in QuickBooks.
Here is how:
If it’s fully-owned that means you should not have liability balance in your QuickBooks. But what about the asset value and accumulated depreciation?
You will need to remove the asset and accumulated depreciation from the books and also figure out the Gain or Loss on Sale of an Asset. See the screenshot below on how to set up this account.
You can write a Journal Entry in QBO to record this transaction.
For Example:
Let’s say you sold the vehicle for $2,000
The original Cost is $10,000.
Accumulated Depreciation is $9,000.
Gain on Sale of an Asset is $1,000. (Gain is credit. Loss is debit)
Your Journal Entry will look like this…see the screenshot below for reference.
Also, make sure depreciation expense is up-to-date. That will change the accumulated depreciation amount if it’s current.
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Your account will be immediately converted to view only access after you cancel the subscription. It’s highly recommended exporting reports and lists (or printing your data) before canceling the subscription. Also, you can access your data within one year from the date you cancel the subscription.
Here’s how to cancel the QuickBooks Online QBO subscription:
You can also check out this article to get more information about what would happen to your data after you cancel the subscription.
Intuit Aid Assist is a free website with an interactive tool to help you evaluate whether you may be eligible for federal relief funding.
https://aidassist.intuit.com/app/home?albRedirect=true#/home
QuickBooks Online with Payroll should see the in-product prompt to apply for the government’s Payroll Protection Program.
From the left dashboard > Workers > Employees
Look for the in-product prompt and click Learn more link for more information. OR just go this Url link:
https://quickbooks.intuit.com/learn-support/en-us/help-articles/learn-how-to-get-the-information-you-need-from-your-payroll-to/00/525664
New and updated resources to help you manage your business and assist your clients during these times.
Funding and relief resources
• Free webinar on the Paycheck Protection Program
Join us on Friday, April 17, at 11:00 AM PT as our panel discusses this new government-backed relief program and how it can help eligible businesses and organizations.
• Intuit QuickBooks Capital approved as Paycheck Protection
Program (PPP) Lender
Read about how Intuit is now a non-bank SBA-approved lender for the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) within QuickBooks Capital.
• Intuit Aid Assist
Help determine your eligibility for U.S. federal relief loans in 10 steps or less with this free website and interactive tool.
QuickBooks product resources
• Payroll tax deadline changes by state
Learn how your state may change its payroll tax payment and filing deadlines due to COVID-19.
• Organize payroll reports for your PPP application
Learn where and how to gather the reports you may need to apply for a Paycheck Protection Program loan.
• Get Your IRS Form 941
Learn how to access your Form 941 (Quarterly Federal Tax Return) for the year 2019, a document you’ll need when applying for a Paycheck Protection Program loan.
Advising your clients
• Recorded webinar: Small business survival tips during COVID-19
Check out a recording of our recent webinar that explores ways to work with clients outside of your established business location.
• Vendor communication best practices and sample letters
Share helpful best practices with your clients to help them communicate with their vendors and request relief.
Adapting your business
• 6 tips for taking your firm remote
Intuit’s own Patti Newcomer shares tips on how you and your firm can transition to working remotely.
• Free webinar: Taking Your Practice Remote
Join us on Thursday, April 16 at 11:00 AM CT as a panel of experts shares best practices, advice, and tools to collaborate and work remotely using both cloud-based and desktop software.
• How to make a difference in your community when you’re
stuck at home
Get tips on how to help your neighbors, community and others while social distancing.
Tag transactions in QuickBooks Online
Tags are customizable labels that let you track transactions however you’d like right for your business.
You can tag transactions such as invoices sales receipts, expenses, checks, and bills.
When you put Tags into Tag Groups, you can easily see how your business is doing. You’ll need Tag Groups to get reports for your tags. Currently, they have got the following two standard reports:
In this video, it will show how to tag transactions for tracking California County Sales, Out of State Sales and Sales to pay Rep Commissions.
Examples of creating a tag group and tags:
Example 1:
Example 2:
Here is how to modify your transactions by batch so you’ll not go through each and every single one of them in your register:
With your expense transactions, you can visit the Expenses menu from the left Dashboard. You can filter the transaction you want to update except Split transaction, then categorize them.
In this example below, it shows how to batch recategorize expenses from the Purchases account category to the Purchases-1 account category.
Note: Batch action will not work on split transactions. Split transaction means more than one account has been used to record the transaction.
Example: My total deposit amount is $1,300, $1,200 for payment for the outstanding invoice and $100 for Insurance refund.
