QuickBooks 2005 Bible, Desktop Edition (PDF)

Preface. Acknowledgments. Part I: The QuickBooks System. Chapter 1: Quick Insights and Program Overview. Chapter 2: Twenty Minutes to Navigating QuickBooks. Chapter 3: Choosing the Correct Legal Entity and Avoiding Tax Penalties. Chapter 4: Accounting Basics for QuickBooks Companies. Part II: Establishing Your Own QuickBooks Business. Chapter 5: Setting Up Your QuickBooks Company. Chapter 6: Customizing Your Chart of Accounts. Chapter 7: Entering Historical Transactions and Data. Chapter 8: Using Lists. Chapter 9: Working with Customers and Jobs. Chapter 10: Using Items to Designate Products and Pricing. Part III: Preferences and Data Management. Chapter 11: Printer Settings and Options. Chapter 12: Setting QuickBooks Preferences. Chapter 13: Data Management and Security. Chapter 14: Recording Sales Transactions and Creating Sales Forms. Chapter 15: Customizing Sales Forms. Part IV: Managing Your Business with QuickBooks. Chapter 16: Accounts Receivable and Deposits. Chapter 17: Purchase Orders and Accounts Payable. Chapter 18: Working with Inventory. Chapter 19: Reviewing Registers and Reconciling Accounts. Chapter 20: QuickBooks Pro: Estimates and Time Tracking. Part IV: Payroll and Taxes. Chapter 21: Payroll Taxes and Items. Chapter 22: Maintaining Employee Information and Keeping Your List Up-to-Date. Chapter 23: Sales Taxes. Chapter 24: Tax Forms and Tax Payments. Chapter 25: Check Writing and Expense Recording. Part VI: Banking and Credit Card Transactions. Chapter 26: Online Banking and Bill Payment. Chapter 27: Recording Credit Card Transactions. Chapter 28: Analyzing Your Company's Profitability and Financial Strength. Chapter 29: Accounting for Fixed Assets and Other Advanced Balance Sheet Topics. Chapter 30: Reports and Graphs. Chapter 31: Budgets. Chapter 32: Dealing with the IRS. Chapter 33: Creating Binding Contracts with QuickBooks. Part VII: Analyzing Business Performance. Appendix A: Your Rights as a Taxpayer. Appendix B: How to Get Help with

Jill Gilbert is both a certified public accountant and an experienced tax attorney. She also has a Masters Degree in Computer Science. Jill's articles have appeared in numerous professional and technical publications, as well as a popular community news column, "Tax Talks." In addition, she teaches continuing education classes for attorneys, accountants, and financial professionals, and provides consulting and accounting services to small businesses.

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