QuickBooks Online For Dummies (For Dummies

by Elaine Marmel

Get your QuickBooks in the Cloud! Searching for a cloud-based solution for your small business? Master the fundamentals of QuickBooks Online, the world's most popular software for fast and easy mobile accounting! QuickBooks Online For Dummies teaches about building the perfect budget, processing payroll, simplifying tax return preparation, creating invoices and credit memos, managing inventory, sharing your data with your accountant, generating income statements and financial reports, and balancing accounts—all with quick and easy access to this cloud-based software through an internet connection. QuickBooks Online brings this software to your browser for a monthly fee, allowing you access to its tools from any device with an internet connection. For the money, it provides a good value and a reasonable assortment of features to meet the needs of small business owners looking to make their accounting tasks easier and more manageable. And now you too can benefit from all it has to offer! It's never been easier to run your business from the cloud with QuickBooks accounting software. Your data automatically syncs across your devices so you can work from your car, office, or kitchen table!

Genres: Nonfiction, Business, Technology

416 pages, Paperback

First published January 12, 2015

Reviews

[Adrienna]

I didn't find this book helpful and skimmed through the pages casually because it shown photos without full explanation or how-to-do steps. Therefore, I reviewed the photos and have an idea how to click on the buttons/drop down options, but nothing more than that.

I returned this book back to the library, and reviewed within less than an hour.

Leisure read 2018

[Gwen]

Pretty good overview. I read this in a weekend to prep for a new job and it seems to have set me up well.

[Eric]

Probably more useful as a resource, not sure it was helpful right now. Will try online tutorials first.

[Cabdalla Saalim]

Abdalla

[Shawna]

Soooo boring…. 🤦‍♀️

[Waffle]

So boring more of a check list to use then learning any skills or useful functions

[Stephen B. Jackson]

Very helpful

[Martha]

half of book spent on QBOA

don't sign into (Chrome) browser when on a public machine

[Gary Brewster]

Not a very satisfying manual. Graphics were poor, and it seemed only slightly better than reading the quickbooks help. I need to find a better reference than this.