
Managing Your Business with QuickBooks is a concise, readable book that explains computerized business accounting for small businesses using Intuit's QuickBooks or QuickBooks Pro. QuickBooks (QuickBooks Pro is the same, but with added functionality for service-based businesses), the Quicken of small businesses, is by far the most popular program for small-business accounting. Rather than duplicating the explanations in the manual, this book assumes readers know nothing about accounting procedures, and orients them to concepts like charts of accounts, liabilities, expenses, income, data maintenance, and year-end reporting, using examples from QuickBooks and QuickBooks Pro.
This book investigates how small business owners can effectively implement computerized accounting systems using Intuit's QuickBooks software to manage financial operations. The authors, Charles Rubin and Diane Parssinen, provide a foundational guide for individuals with little to no prior accounting experience. By focusing on practical application rather than technical manual repetition, the text bridges the gap between general accounting theory and the specific digital tools required for modern business management.
What You Will Find
Experts and small business owners frequently cite this text as a highly accessible entry point for those intimidated by complex accounting software. Readers note that the prose avoids unnecessary jargon, making it a reliable resource for beginners seeking to establish sound financial practices.
Page Count:
256
Publication Date:
1996-11-01
Publisher:
Peachpit Pr
ISBN-10:
0201886847
ISBN-13:
9780201886849
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