Running QuickBooks 2009: The Only Definitive Guide to the Premier Editions

By Kathy Ivens

Updated to include information on the QuickBooks 2009 Premier Editions, this reference is filled with information for accounting professionals who want to provide extra services to clients. Business... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 193292504X
• ISBN13: 9781932925043
• Release Date: November 2008
• Publisher: CPA911 Publishing
• Length: 588 Pages
• Weight: 2.18 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.6" x 7.2" x 9.1"

Customer Reviews

A MUST HAVE IF YOU ARE USING QUICKBOOKS PREMIER.

I SOLD EXPENSIVE ACCOUNTING SOFTWARE FOR 18 YEARS. THIS BOOK GOT ME UP AND RUNNING FAST. IT IS WELL WRITTEN AND POINTS OUT "HOW TO..." IN SO MANY AREAS. IF YOU ARE USING QUICKBOOKS YOU SHOULD ORDER THIS BOOK NOW.

Lots of good info that you don't find in other books, but the formatting is atrocious

When I had a laundry list of questions about how to handle different accounting issues in Quickbooks (customer deposits, prepaid expenses, etc) I went to Barnes and Noble and grabbed the entire library of Quickbooks manuals -- For Dummies, The Official Guide, etc. -- and sat down with them one at a time to see what answers they could offer. Running Quickbooks was the only one that came close to offering real, hands-on advice about how to approach some of the trickier accounting tasks that I've faced during my time as a bookkeeper. The book is not for novices, but is a great resource for intermediate to advanced users. The major gripe that I have with this book is how terrible the formatting is. Honestly, it looks like it was put together with an Commodore 64. Obviously bad font choices, an index that is about as impossible to read as any I've ever seen and just an overall lack of artistry to the page layout. Now I know that accountants and number crunchers aren't known for their aesthetics but I've got a message to CPA911: come on guys -- it makes a difference. Honestly, you would sell more books if these were easier visually on the eyes.