Setting Preferences in QuickBooks |
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Clients sometimes overlook or do not understand the importance of properly setting QuickBooks Preferences. Since QuickBooks does not display disabled features in menus, icon bars, or on the homepage (desktop), users may be unaware of QuickBooks features that could help them in their daily tasks. Features such as Purchase Orders, Sales Orders, and Sales Tax are enabled via Preferences. The table shown below lists my recommendations to be used as a starting point for your QuickBooks Preferences settings. Please be aware that your edition and version of QuickBooks may be different than the presentation below -- however, this table is rather consistent between editions and versions. |
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| As a general rule, it is better to enable a feature (you don't have to use a feature just because it's enabled) so at least you know it's there -- that knowledge could come in handy one day. Also, it is best to keep all warnings enabled -- particularly those that warn of duplicate reference number entries. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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