QuickBooks Enterprise - Two Businesses & Personal in One

Learn how to track both balance sheet and profit and loss activity for multiple companies & personal finances

What you'll learn:

• How to download the free trial version of QuickBooks Enterprise and set up a new company file
• How the class tracking feature differs between QuickBooks Enterprise and QuickBooks Pro
• How to turn on the class tracking feature
• How to enter financial data related to the sales cycle for multiple businesses & personal data
• How to enter financial data related to the expense and purchases cycle for multiple businesses & personal data
• How to generate and organize a balance sheet report by class
• How to generate and organize a profit and loss report by class

This is a project-based course that will use the free trial version of QuickBooks Enterprise to track multiple business financial data as well as personal financial data in one QuickBooks Enterprise file. We will learn to generate and analyze both the balance sheet and income statement reports by class.

We will learn the difference between the QuickBooks Enterprise class tracking feature and the QuickBooks Pro class tracking feature.

The course will show how to turn on the class tracking feature in QuickBooks Enterprise.

Learners will enter financial data to the sales cycle, organizing the data using the class tracking feature. We will then generate and analyze profit and loss reports and balance sheet reports by class.

The course will demonstrate how to enter data related to the expenses and purchasing cycle, organizing the data using the class tracking feature. We will then generate and analyze profit and loss reports and balance sheet reports by class.

Learn how to track both balance sheet and profit and loss activity for multiple companies & personal finances

Learn how to track both balance sheet and profit and loss activity for multiple companies & personal finances

Learn how to track both balance sheet and profit and loss activity for multiple companies & personal finances