According to a national survey, more construction contractors use QuickBooks Pro and QuickBooks than all other accounting programs combined. And for good reason. QuickBooks Pro excels at all the routine paperwork in a construction office: writing checks, keeping track of your bank balance, sending out invoices and statements, creating up-to-the minute profit and loss statements for the month, year, or by job, writing payroll checks, paying suppliers and subcontractors, tracking job costs, comparing estimated and actual costs for each job and much more. But there s a lot to learn in QuickBooks Pro. And setting up an accounting system can be a complex and confusing task for those of us who don t think like an accountant. That's why this book was written because most construction pros aren' t accounting experts and have more important work to do on the job site. Contractor s Guide to QuickBooks Pro 2010 will walk you step-by-step through QuickBooks Pro detailed setup and explain item-by-item how you should be using QuickBooks Pro every day. You ll be set up and running QuickBooks Pro within days rather than weeks. If you'd rather be building homes than burning the midnight oil trying to balance your books, you should have this new book. It includes a CD-ROM with a template for a construction company to help speed your set up, an estimating program with a 5000-item database, a program that converts your estimates into QuickBooks forms so you can compare with your actual costs, and blank construction forms for your use.

Contractor's Guide to QuickBooks Pro 2010

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Karen Mitchell

Craig Savage

Jim Erwin

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QuickBooks can save you hours of time in keeping your books and keeping track of your finances. But setting up the new 2015 QuickBooks can be complex and time-consuming. According to a recent national survey, more construction contractors use QuickBooks than all other accounting program combined. And for good reason. QuickBooks excels at all the routine paperwork in a construction office: writing checks, keeping track of your bank statements for the month, year or by job, writing payroll checks, paying suppliers and subcontractors, tracking job costs, comparing estimated and actual costs for each job, and much more. But there's a lot to learn in QuickBooks. And converting to a new accounting system can be a complex and confusing task, even if you have a strong background in accounting and plenty of time to install the new system. That's why this book was written -- because most construction pros aren't accounting experts and have more important work to do at the jobsite.

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