SubscribeQuickBooks can be more than just a basic bookkeeping program for you. It can help you address some of the biggest challenges and opportunities your business faces. Here are some of the most important questions QuickBooks can help you answer:
1. Am I making money, or losing money? Assuming that you enter information into QuickBooks correctly, [...]
Month: November, 2011
What Are the Most Important Questions Your QuickBooks Data Can Answer?
The User Who Sailed Around the QuickBooks Sunset (Policy)
Sunsets are wonderful, beautiful things, unless you’re talking about a software sunset — a planned discontinuance of support for an older version of your software. That can be frustrating in certain situations. Here’s a story of a QuickBooks user who found a way around that.
But first, a bit of background. As of now, QuickBooks Windows [...]
Where in the World Are QuickBooks Users?
My town has an ice cream place with a dot board in it. You know, a map of the world, and the customers get a stick-em colored dot and put it on the map if their part of the world isn’t already represented. By the end of the summer, their world map has dots all [...]
Coldplay and QuickBooks
I heard an interview on XM Radio this week with Chris Martin and his cohorts in Coldplay.
Chris was talking about the challenge of creating really great music. He told the interviewer that his songwriting was influenced by the Beatles, Bob Marley, Nirvana. Their music, he said, was quite simple to play on the guitar — [...]
In Their Own Words: QuickBooks User with a Corrupted File
Here’s what one QuickBooks user said about their recent data corruption experience:
“After our Quickbooks file became corrupted and we lost our backups, we were in a panic.
I found QuickbooksUsers.com via a web search and contacted them regarding repair. With expedited service our file was repaired within 24 hours (on a Saturday!) and we were [...]
What If My QuickBooks File Won’t Upgrade?
Upgrading your version of QuickBooks is supposed to be easy: You install the new software, open your QuickBooks company file, and voila! Your data converts to the the new version, and you carry on.
But sometimes you hit a bump. You open your data file with the new version and you get an error. Sometimes it [...]