Thanks for sharing your experience with us, tailsswaginn.
The steps shared by the previous representatives should help fix issues when opening QuickBooks Desktop Accountant 2020.
Before performing some troubleshooting steps, you’ll need to verify if your QuickBooks is updated to the latest release to check its compatibility.
Once verified, let’s check if the issue persists in the company file or the program itself. Let me guide you how:
Press and hold theCtrlkey while double-clicking your QuickBooks icon. Note that theNo Company Openwindow needs to pop-up before you release theCtrlbutton.
I tried to get a temporary passcode through my usual method on yahoo......it says it's temporarily not in service try later......that's been three days now.
Quickbooks Consumers have been sabotaged by parasitic lack of support and overpriced service. Never in my life have I seen a company under Intuit waste their consumers' time with wait time, rabbit holes, and an absolute failure to provide technical support for glitches that cost companies and people more money than the outrageous doubling of cost Quickbooks is curretnly charging itself right out of the market. I will be switching to Apple Pay and Spreadsheets. Without exaggeration, I could hire an accountant that carves my accounting and invoicing into stone tablets cheaper and more effectively than this pile of captured capitalist regurgitation Intuit has lobbied itself into. I can't even change my business name without wasting weeks of valuable time. If Intuit would spend half its lobby money on fixing these issues and providing professional support instead of lobbying Congress to make our taxes and invoicing more complicated for their own profit they might have continued to maintain a decent reputation. Instead, they have left themselves vulnerable to any half witted competent yet functional organization to burn the ticks out of the industry. Goodbye Slowbooks.
GOOD AFTERNOON, WHAT IS THE VALUE THAT QUICKBOOKS CHARGES FOR A TRANSACTION OF 5000 WHEN SENDING THAT MONEY TO MY ACCOUNT WHEN THE CUSTOMER PAID IT WITH A CREDIT CARD
If you have any follow questions or concerns about QuickBooks Payments, just add your details on this thread. I'm always here to help you out. Have a great rest of the day.
I'm glad to assist you today so you can successfully install QuickBooks Desktop (QBDT) on your computer.
To be able to use QuickBooks Desktop with Payroll, you'll need to get a separate payroll subscription and link it to your QBDT company. First, let's install QBDT on your computer. Here's how:
Next is to get a payroll subscription. To do this, you have the option to purchase it online or from a retail store. When done, you're now ready to activate your payroll subscription.
Feel free to leave a comment below if you need further assistance in installing and completing your payroll tasks. I'm always around to assist you. Have a great day!
Thanks for joining the conversation, Laura. Let me share my insights about setting up a Limited Liability Company (LLC) in QuickBooks Online (QBO).
Setting up the company type is the same as setting it up in other company files in QBO. To do that:
Go to the Gear icon and select Account and settings.
Click Advanced.
Select the pencil icon in the Company type section.
From the Tax form dropdown, select Limited liability.
Click Save, and then Done.
In QBO, we can have multiple companies under a single account. Each company has its separate paid subscription, but we can access them using the same Intuit login credentials. Doing so allows us to quickly switch between companies so we can manage their information more conveniently.
Feel free to leave a reply below if you have clarifications about setting up a company type. The Community is always open to entertaining your questions. Keep safe, and have a great day.
I'd be delighted to assist you in ensuring you can achieve your goal.
I appreciate your interest in recording your 1099s in QuickBooks Online. However, this process isn't possible. As a workaround, you can keep a copy of your submitted 1099s and manually attach them to the vendor's profile. Here's how:
Go to Sales & Expenses from the left navigation pane.
From there, hover your mouse on the Vendors page and choose a vendor.
Click Vendors details.
Scroll down and attach your file in the Attachments box.
Additionally, Feel free to visit these handy articles for the complete workflow and details about preparing a 1099 and get answers to your frequently asked questions about form 1099, such as running reports to view your 1099 vendors and their payments:
If you have any other questions about forms in QuickBooks Online, please feel free to leave a comment below. I'll get back here as soon as possible to help you again. Wishing you a good one.
I started using QuickBooks last year in April 2022. In July this year 2023, I am expected to pay my next tax bill. My problem is that as I now use QB, the figure that they are calculating my tax for the year 2022/23 obviously does not take into consideration the figure that I am due to pay in July 2023 when I filed my self-assessment in the previous tax year. So, I am worried that I will pay double. Can someone help?
I'm here to share information on how QuickBooks calculates your estimated taxes.
In QuickBooks Self-employed (QBSE), there are two ways on calculating taxes it's either automatic or manual calculations.
Just make sure to categorize your transactions correctly so you'll have accurate estimated taxes. Also, you can review the information entered in your Tax Profile settings. You can refer to this article for more insights: How QuickBooks Self-Employed calculates tax payments.
Regarding your question, I recommend consulting your accountant on how to handle total sales and income. This will help make sure reports are accurate.
Also, you'll want to process a late payment by following the steps from the IRS website. Check this link to know more: IRS Guidelines.
I'll be also sharing these easy-to-access articles, webinars, and video tutorials that will help you in familiarizing the different tasks, features, and functions of QBSE. Below are the following: