Reconciling in QBO
Description
Reconciliation is how you confirm that your QuickBooks Online checking accounts, savings account, credit cards, loan balances, and liabilities are correct. If you don’t reconcile correctly every month, your reports will be wrong!
Even if you use the QuickBooks Online banking feed, it’s not a guarantee that your bank balances are correct. And when you have extra or missing transactions, your Profit & Loss and Balance Sheet are wrong!
Reconciliation is the monthly step to confirm your checkbook balance, credit cards, liabilities, and loans have been entered correctly. The problem is that most businesses reconcile the transactions that ARE on the statement, but ignore the ones that are not.
That’s not Reconciling, that’s “reconciling,” and the result is that you may be paying your taxes wrong!
In this class, not only will Alicia show you how to reconcile properly, but she’ll show you how to trick out the interface to finish in seconds instead of hours.
Even better, learn how to identify errors in your accounting data by how they appear in your Reconciliation window. Use reconciling as a troubleshooting tool for duplicated entries, misclassified categories, transactions coded to the wrong funding source, and receipt captures that didn’t match the banking feed.
This event may be a rebroadcast of a live event and the instructor will be available to answer your questions during the event.
Objective
After attending this presentation, you will be able to... Describe the purpose of account reconciliations Recall the steps to reconcile your bank accounts and credit cards accurately Identify methods of troubleshooting stray transactions
Attendee Information
Alicia Katz Pollock
Required Knowledge
Have taken at least one QBO Basics course
Who Should Attend
Business owners and employees who maintain their company's financial records Bookkeepers and Accountants who wish to brush up on their skills
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