By Janell Hackett
THATCHER, Ariz. — EAC’s Small Business Development Center (SBDC) is offering a three-night seminar entitled QuickBooks for Small Business on Oct. 1-3 from 5:30 to 9 p.m. The seminar will be held at Eastern Arizona College in the Math/Science Building in Room 206. The fee is $149 per person and includes the price of the textbook. The seminar is for those who know how to use a computer and are Quickbooks beginners using the online version.
Petrea Kunz, an advanced certified pro advisor for QuickBooks, will teach the seminar. According to Kunz, “It is important to know what items are on your financial statements so that you can make educated financial decisions. By understanding QuickBooks, you will learn where items appear and how that affects your business.
The 10-hour seminar will cover:
- setting up QuickBooks
- developing QuickBooks lists
- working with bank accounts
- entering sales information
- receiving payments
- making deposits
- entering and paying bills
- analyzing financial data
- setting up inventory
- tracking and paying sales tax, payroll, estimating and progress invoicing
- tracking time
- customizing forms, and,
- writing QuickBooks letters.
“QuickBooks Online is the ideal business accounting software for small to mid-sized businesses,” stated Kevin Peck, EAC SBDC director. “It is super-easy to create invoices and have them automatically sent to customers. Plus, you can access and manage your accounting from your smartphone or tablet.”
For more information, or to register for QuickBooks for Small Business, contact the EAC Small Business Development Center at (928) 428-8590 or by email at: sbdc@eac.edu. Seating is limited, so register early.
ABOUT EAC SBDC
The EAC Small Business Development Center is part of a national and statewide network of small business assistance providers. The Center’s main goal is to give local small businesses the tools and training needed to be successful. The Center is funded by Eastern Arizona College with assistance from a grant provided by the U.S. Small Business Administration.
The SBDC provides FREE counseling to assist entrepreneurs with finding answers to the numerous questions that arise when starting or operating a business. The SBDC works in cooperation with the SBA, local Chambers of Commerce, and other community partnerships.
To take your business to the next level, contact us at sbdc@eac.edu or call (928) 428-8590.
