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**Fake QuickBooks Security Update** – QuickBooks Online Phishing Scam

April 7th, 2011 No Comments

Below is a copy of the fake QuickBooks Security Update.

You will not be able to access your Intuit QuickBooks account without Intuit Security Tool (IST) after 10th of April, 2011.
You can download Intuit Security Tool here.
After a successful download please run the setup for an automatic installation, then login to Intuit Quickbooks online to check [...]

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QuickBooks Enterprise R6 Release Information

March 30th, 2011 No Comments

Collections Center
QuickBooks will now allow users to delete a Customer Note before sending emails from the Collections Center. (R6)
File Operations
The setting “Set number of previous companies” in the File menu will now also change the company files listed in the No Company Open screen. (R6)
Form Templates
Importing and customizing sales form templates will no longer cause [...]

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Document Management (the “e-kind”) – for All QuickBooks 2010 Versions

December 28th, 2009 4 Comments

Document management the Intuit way: straight forward and simple. This is available in all versions of QuickBooks, which means that all sized businesses should be giving this a try.

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Custom Fields – QuickBooks Enterprise v. 10 (2010)

December 28th, 2009 7 Comments

Let custom fields tailor your software for your best use. Enterprise V. 10 has thirty custom fields for use with customers, vendors and employees, and fifteen custom fields for use with inventory items.

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WMS – Warehouse Management System ES

September 22nd, 2009 3 Comments

Hello everyone!  I want to let everyone know about a new engagement we have undertaken.
BTA Consulting has a new client that is moving to the WMS ES suite package to expand their business.  This is a multilocation, serial/lot control, and bar coding function addition to their already existing QBES v9.0.  It is a 3rd party program that bolts [...]

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Getting Back to Basics

January 13th, 2009 8 Comments

Being from Los Angeles (originally Iowa, but in LA for a long time now), I will always remember Pat Riley, former head coach of the LA Lakers.  He was always the cool guy.  In a bad year, he was saying routinely, “We have to get back to basics…like dribbling, passing, and shooting.”
Well, we are in [...]

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Accounting Systems: to report history or to help forecast the future?

January 8th, 2009 20 Comments

When I entered the accounting profession, financial statements were typed in word processors and spreadsheets were done on 13-column paper.  Really not so long ago, but getting a financial statement was truly an “event”!
Now basic accounting systems, like QuickBooks Pro costs under $200 and financial statements (canned out the accounting software) are instantaneous.
Today, accounting information [...]

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Did you get your annual physical this year, oh, and, how about your business???

January 6th, 2009 12 Comments

So you are a loving, caring individual who loves their body.  Every year, you get a full phyiscal and you are thrilled to find out your ticker (heart) is fine and everything else attached to it.
So what do you do for your business?  How is the “blood pressure” of your business today? Is there a [...]

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