I have Quick Books Pro 2004, Does anyone have any comments or suggestions on how to set this up? Is there any thing that I could have forgoten, that will haunt me later. I have enter the basics, I think. Everything in and out of my checking. As far as end of the year reports for this type of business. Is it worth paying Quick books to do my payroll? Any hints to this software would be great. Thanks
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It is virtually impossible for a mere mortal (without training in QB Software and Accounting) to set up and/or use QB to its amazing potential.
I recommend hiring a QB professional to set it up and show you how to use it right off the bat. It will save you a buttload of man-hours and wasted evenings. QB has a horrible "help file" (they shouldn't even call it that!) that gives you just enough info to hang yourself.
I recommend fellow forum member "SCW" who got mine in order and provided training in its use and data entry, for a very reasonable price. This has saved me a lot of time and stress. Using someone local is ideal, but not required.
QB is a brilliant and powerful program when used by a skilled operator.
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