How-to guides on converting CSV and Excel statements to QBO, fixing QuickBooks import errors, and getting clean books faster.
Old open purchase orders and sales orders never touch your profit and loss, but they quietly wreck inventory availability, job costing and the numbers you reorder from. Here is how to find and close them.
Read articleJob costing reports and the Profit and Loss come from different data, so they disagree when cost is missing a Customer:Job. How to measure and close the gap.
Read articleA payroll item pointed at the wrong expense account quietly distorts every P&L it touches. Here is how to find the bad mapping, fix it, and understand why Desktop rewrites history when you do while QuickBooks Online refuses to.
Read articleYour A/P Aging Summary and the Accounts Payable line on the balance sheet disagree. Four causes explain almost every case, and two of them are report settings rather than errors.
Read articleYour Inventory Valuation Summary and balance sheet disagree? Here are the three causes, how to find the exact transactions in the No Item report, and the fix.
Read articleAccumulated depreciation larger than your assets, or a fixed asset total that makes no sense? Here is how to rebuild the schedule and post the correcting entry.
Read articleYour QuickBooks loan balance does not match the lender payoff. Here is the mistake that causes it almost every time, and the journal entry that fixes it.
Read articleRetained earnings changed and you cannot find a transaction that caused it. Here is where QuickBooks gets the number, the two reasons it goes wrong, and how to fix each one without breaking a closed year.
Read articleOld bills on your A/P aging report say you owe money you already paid. How to find what is really open, fix it, and clear the rest safely.
Read articleA QuickBooks balance sheet out of balance means assets no longer equal liabilities plus equity. Narrow down the exact date, find the transaction, fix it.
Read articleYearly billing is 50% off the monthly price: you pay for six months and get twelve. Switch to yearly and pay for six months instead of twelve, a 50% saving.
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