QuickBooks 2009 The Official Guide

Kathy Ivens has been a computer consultant since 1984, and several years ago she began writing books. She has authored, co-authored, contributed to, and ghost written more than forty volumes on computer subjects.  Kathy is a frequent contributor to national magazines on computer topics, writing reviews and articles, and is a contributing editor for Windows 2000 Magazine and Windows NT Magazine.  She is the author of QuickBooks 2002: The Official Guide, Windows 2000: The Complete Reference among many other best-selling McGraw-Hill/Osborne titles.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroductionPart One: Getting StartedChapter 1. Using QuickBooks for the First TimeChapter 2. The Chart of AccountsChapter 3. Configuring Customers and JobsChapter 4. Configuring VendorsChapter 5. Creating Other Lists You NeedChapter 6. Creating ItemsChapter 7. Setting Up InventoryChapter 8. Entering Historical DataPart Two: Bookkeeping with QuickBooksChapter 9. Invoicing CustomersChapter 10. Receiving and Tracking Customer PaymentsChapter 11. Managing Vendor BillsChapter 12. Paying VendorsChapter 13. Managing Bank and Credit Card AccountsChapter 14. Reconciling Bank AccountsChapter 15. Using Online Banking ServicesChapter 16. Tracking Time and MileageChapter 17. Running PayrollChapter 18. Payroll Reports and RemittancesChapter 19. Journal EntriesPart Three: Financial Planning and ReportingChapter 20. Accountant's CopyChapter 21. Creating ReportsChapter 22. Customizing ReportsChapter 23. Budgets and Planning ToolsChapter 24. Year-End ProceduresPart Four: Managing QuickBooksChapter 25. Printing and E-mailing in QuickBooksChapter 26. Managing Users and PermissionsChapter 27. Managing Your QuickBooks FilesChapter 28. Customizing QuickBooks ComponentsPart Five: AppendixAppendix A. MulticurrencyIndex