Get up to speed with QuickBooks Online so you can manage business finances in the cloud, anywhere you go. Bonnie Biafore shows business managers who are new to the bookkeeping platform—and QuickBooks veterans making the leap to the online edition—how to pay bills on time, collect the money earned, and run reports to see how the company is performing. Plus, discover how to set up customers, vendors, products, and services; record transactions; reconcile bank statements; and pay sales tax.

Learn how to work smarter with QuickBooks Online, the popular bookkeeping tool from Intuit. In this course, QuickBooks expert Bonnie Biafore shares time-saving tips for getting more done in the US edition of QuickBooks Online. Discover how to work more effectively with lists, display data in different ways, find just the records you want, and format dates. Plus, learn about numbering transactions, classifying expense transactions, tracking reimbursable and billable expenses, and performing progress invoicing for sales overruns. Bonnie also addresses special sales transactions like transferring credits between jobs and writing off bad debt. Check out chapter seven for time-saving tips, including fresh keyboard shortcuts and ways to automate some of your work.

Learn to manage and run company payroll with QuickBooks Payroll and these tutorials from Bonnie Biafore.

Master QuickBooks Payroll with these tutorials from QuickBooks Payroll expert Bonnie Biafore. Start by learning how to set up an account and enter company and employee payroll data; then define federal, state, and local payroll taxes and work with various accounts and payroll items. If you're starting with Payroll midyear, she also explains how to add year-to-date data. The final chapters show how to run payroll, prepare payroll tax forms, and generate reports.

Note: This course covers only the US versions of QuickBooks Desktop and Payroll.

How to use this popular business accounting software to manage business finances more efficiently.

Learn how to best work with QuickBooks Pro 2016, from setting up a new chart of accounts to recording payments and running reports.

Learn how to create and back up your company's QuickBooks file and quickly set up shop.

Learn QuickBooks Pro 2018. Find out how to create and back up your company's QuickBooks file and quickly set up shop.

Get up and running with QuickBooks Pro 2019. Find out how to create and back up your company's QuickBooks file and quickly set up shop.

Learn QuickBooks Pro 2020 for small business accounting. Find out how to create and back up your company's QuickBooks file and quickly set up shop.

Do you wonder how to create and back up your company's QuickBooks file and quickly set up shop? Or how to add your banking information, credit cards, and historical data to the chart of accounts? How about how to set up your customers, vendors, employees, and inventory items? In this course, instructor Jess Stratton answers all these questions and more. Jess goes over the day-to-day operations that keep your business running: creating estimates, invoices, and sales receipts; processing payments; recording deposits; and printing checks. She covers how to run reports; find data about your business; and close the books, with end-of-year preparations. Jess concludes with a discussion on how to customize QuickBooks to meet your company’s specific needs as efficiently as possible.

Get tips and techniques for recording tricky income, expense, and banking transactions in QuickBooks.

Learn how to set up a new file in QuickBooks, whether starting from scratch or importing records from another accounting platform.

Learn how to model data in R, one of the most important tools available for data analysis, machine learning, and data science.

Learn how to wrangle data and create meaningful visualizations with R, the programming language powering modern data science.

Learn R on your lunch break. This weekly series reviews the language features, development tools, and libraries that will make you a more productive R programmer.

Data scientists who use Excel realize that R is emerging as the new standard for statistical wrangling (especially for larger data sets). This course serves as the perfect bridge for the many Excel-reliant data analysts and business users who need to update their data science skills by learning R. Much of the course focuses on how crucial statistical tasks and operations are done in R—often with the DescTools package—as contrasted with Excel functions and Data Analysis add-in, and then scales up from there, showing the more powerful features of R. Conrad Carlberg helps you effectively toggle between both programs, moving data back and forth so you can get the best of both worlds. Learn about calculating descriptive statistics, running bivariate analyses, and more.

Learn how to format, compare, calculate, manage, and troubleshoot dates and times using R-based tools.