QuickBooks® Online: A Guide for Canadian Small Business, Second Canadian edition provides comprehensive, step-by-step instruction to students on how to use QuickBooks software to support a business’ daily transactions using the four (4) procedure areas: New Company Setup, Lists/ Centres, Activities, Reports.

Students will learn how to complete bookkeeping activities; maintain supplier, customer, and inventory transactions; complete period-end procedures and bank reconciliations; customize files, screens, and reports; set up and manage employee payroll; and track time for employees and projects.

KEY FEATURES

• Easy-To-Follow Instructions to register students through Intuit’s QuickBooks Educator Portal. Practical Lesson Activities reinforce lesson content with hands-on learning.

• Double-Entry Accounting Review provides a clear summary of each transaction using debits and credits.

• Procedure Quick Check provide clear and concise quick reference guide to the QuickBooks® steps discussed in each lesson. 

• Case Problem Scenarios provide an opportunity for students to apply their knowledge on the topics in each lesson.

• Review Questions allow students to check their understanding of lesson content.

• Instructor Resources include an Instructor’s Manual of lesson plans; answer files for review questions from each lesson, excel files for lesson and case problem scenarios, and cumulative projects with assessment rubrics.  

Students and faculty can register for free access to QuickBooks® Online here: intuit.com

Lesson 1: Introduction to QuickBooks® Online and Accounting Basics

Lesson 2: New Company setup

Lesson 3: Suppliers and Accounts Payable

Lesson 4: Customers and Accounts Receivable

Lesson 5: Inventory and the Products and Services List

Lesson 6: Period-End Procedures and Customization of Files

Lesson 7: Banking and Reconciliations

Lesson 8: Setting Up Payroll

Lesson 9: Managing Payroll

Lesson 10: Creating Projects and Tracking Time

Jennifer Labatte is a program coordinator and professor in the Office Administration programs at Durham College in Oshawa/Whitby, Ontario. Jennifer received her dual Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and Computer Studies from Trent University in Peterborough, Ontario, and her Master’s degree in Education from D’Youville College in Buffalo, NY.

Since starting at Durham College, Jennifer has taught many courses throughout the programs including financial administration in the office environment, accounting for office administrators, and introduction to bookkeeping. She has also worked for several organizations utilizing various accounting software programs, ultimately leading to her enthusiasm for using and teaching QuickBooks.

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     Preface  

     Sample Lesson 3