A lot of people have been asking what the price of QuickBooks Enterprise 2012 is.

The issue with this is that the price varies depending on your situation regarding whether or not you are already using QuickBooks or if you want to get it.

If you buy through QBDoc, the price could is approx. $2,400 for someone who already has QuickBooks and approx. $3,000 for someone who is new to QuickBooks - both of these numbers are for 5 Seats; and this price is only good until 2/26/12.

If you are new, you can try QuickBooks Free for 30 Days by visiting our website; we’ll send you a free download!

Call QBDoc to get your free trial or for more info at 916.668.9250

If you use QBES version 9, support & services will cease to be available on May 31, 2012.

Upgrade to version 12 and receive 30% off of your purchase.
This needs to be done by May 27th, 2012.

Note: This is not a deal that can be used for someone with a version older than 9.

Call QBDoc to day and get your QuickBooks Enterprise Solutions V.12!
916.668.9250

• No Set Up Fee ($59)
• 2 Months Free ($ 19.90 Savings)*

And!?! You get a Free Telium IPP350 Pin Pad Reader when you get an Approved Account!
This is helpful for those who would like to charge their clients by CC while out of the office.

For more info and to talk to a Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor, Contact QBDoc!
916.668.9250

*Depending on your Approvement through QuickBooks Merchant Services

Offer Valid through Feb. 29th 2012

And, when you Add on Advanced Inventory, you’ll receive 30% off of QBES!

This Applies not only to current users who may need to upgrade their seats, but also to New Customers!

This offer is only good until February 26th, 2012

Hurry now to Get your QBES with a 30% Discount!

Call QBDoc, Your Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisors!
916.668.9250

• For 2011: No Penalty if deposit delayed next to business day due to state holiday.
• For 2012: applies only to legal federal holiday.
• Deposits of $100,000 or more must be made within one business day of the day that the tax liability is incurred.

Hope this helps you stay on track!!

Looking forward to a great year in 2012 and QBDoc- Advanced QuickBooks Solutions- would be happy to give you more info! 916.668.9250

Buying car rental insurance. Most travelers can pass on this. Typically, your personal car policy provides all the coverage you need (make sure your personal policy covers rentals for you or business purposes). You can usually skip personal accident coverage if your own medical insurance provides coverage. Some rental companies may charge for the car’s diminished value, loss of use or administrative fees if you get in an accident.

Verdict: Not worth it.

Signing up for credit report services. The Internet is full of offers for credit-monitoring services that promise a free copy of your credit report when you sign up for a trial. Truth is, most people don’t need constant credit monitoring. It’s easy to get caught up in the strings that come attached with offers (service providers count on you to not cancel the service after the initial trial period and charge your credit card accordingly). Better: Request a free copy of your credit report with no strings attached.

Verdict: Not worth it.

Purchasing long-term care insurance. With nursing home care topping $75,000 on average, and a year in an assisted-living facility running around $35,000, long-term care insurance can be a smart purchase. On average, 60 percent of individuals over age 65 will require at least some type of long-term care services during their lifetime. Buying in your 50s can lock in a lower rate than if you wait until your 60s or 70s. Contact an insurance agent specializing in long-term care insurance for further guidance.

Verdict: Worth it.

Joining warehouse clubs. It’s sometimes hard to tell if you’re really saving money when you’re buying spices by the pound and paper towels by the case! But warehouse clubs do limit their margins to between 11 percent and 14 percent, compared with 25 percent or more at supermarkets and mass merchants. The savings can more than pay for the annual membership fee. Just be sure you buy smart: Throwing away half the food because it expired will negate any savings.

Verdict: Worth it.

When looking at expenses, QuickBooks can help you to weigh your income and then how much your spending while keeping track of your bank records!

Keep reading our blog for more updates!

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When printing pay stubs in QuickBooks 2012 it is showing the following logo in the bottom right hand corner.

Intuit

How to fix it

1. Go to Edit – Preferences.
2. Click on Payroll & Employees.
3. Click on Company Preferences Tab.
4. Under the Set preferences for: 
5. Click on Pay Stub & Voucher Printing
6. Uncheck Print Intuit logo.
7. Click OK.

Print Pay stubs

This is NOT the best feature added to QuickBooks 2012 and unfortunately will catch many users by surprise.  You don’t want your employees or client’s employees to get an Intuit ad.  Get rid of that Intuit logo (and save a little black ink at the same time).

For more QuickBooks solutions, find us at http://www.qbdoc.com or call 916.668.9250