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Wednesday, March 18, 2009 Hello [Firstname],
ARE YOU FEELING STIMULATED?By now your employees should be seeing the impact of the new tax stimulus package in their take home pay. If you run your own payroll in QuickBooks make sure you download the new tax tables to get the new withholding rates. Click here to find out more information from Intuit. CASH FLOW IMPROVEMENT FOR QUICKBOOKS USERS Click Here to read how to grow your cash flow via QuickBooks. SMARTVAULTAccountants
by trade typically use a lot of paper.
But here is a smart
way to practice green accounting. SmartVault is a new A QuickBooks Tip:What’s the other side
of this entry?
KING WRITES A MONTHLY COLUMN FOR HOUSTON CPA SOCIETYStarting in March, Stephen King, CEO of GrowthForce, will have a monthly column in the Houston CPA Society Forum and eForum newsletter. King will cover small businesses and give their CPAs best practices advice. The first topic of the Small Business Best Practices column is: Guard Your Clients from the Risk of Fraud, QuickBooks Internal Controls. A year subscription to the newsletter is free for member and $30 for non-members. To subscribe, email Elyse Turla at ETurla@houstoncpa.org PHIL MORABITO ON MARKETING IN TOUGH ECONOMIC TIMES Phil Morabito the CEO of Pierpont Communications, Inc. presented Marketing your Business to Win in Times of Turmoil at the March 4th BRG meeting. He taught attendees ideas about how a business can keep its' marketing effort strong by choosing lost cost/high impact tactics that work. Now you can learn ideas that can be applied to your business immediately. Click here to see Phil Morabito's Presentation. |
There are 28 more days until April 15th! Now's a good time to take a break and join us for this
issue of GrowthForce E-News. It has marketing tips that can help through tough economic times. You
will find ideas on how to improve cash flow – the lifeblood of any
small business. We also highlight a unique, new technology called
SmartVault that links scanned images to transactions inside
QuickBooks. 
The
more a business grows, the more cash flow problems it is likely to
have. According to a popular statistic, cash flow is the reason 80 percent of all businesses
fail in the first five years. This article discusses how
to avoid cash flow problems by outlining the cash flow best practices
using QuickBooks. The tips deal with Intuit Billing Solutions, Intuit
Online Bill Payment, Bank and Credit Card Downloads, Forecasting Cash
Flow and a new Dun & Bradstreet program specifically designed
to accommodate small businesses.
system which allows you to take your office
paperless in minutes. This solution to paper overload allows
you to scan and attach documents directly to your QuickBooks transactions. 
hat accounting was done for
that transaction and where it was posted. Control Y shows all accounts
that a transaction is split between. This is really helpful in payroll,
for instance, to see the taxes included in the payroll transaction.|
We Do Audit Support !!! Having a tough time getting though an audit? Can't get those Prepared By Clients schedules done? We will get you audit and tax ready in no time! Click Here for more information How to Avoid Getting Ripped Off by Your Office Manager: Best Practices for Reducing the Risk of Using QuickBooks Taught by GrowthForce CEO Stephen King, CPA* Tues.,
April 14, 2009 Click Here to register.
Taught by GrowthForce Senior Manager of Accounting Systems Thurs., April 17, 2009 This introduction to the QuickBooks system offers everything a novice user of QuickBooks needs to know to get started. You’ll learn about creating Lists – Chart of Account, Items, Centers; bank account and balance sheet activities; selling and paying for goods and services; reporting results, tracking time, designing forms and letters. The cost is just $299 per person. Discounts are available for multiple attendees from one company. Each attendee will receive a comprehensive QB training procedure manual. HURRY SPACES STILL AVAILABLE! Houston CPA Society Location: The Nathaniel Center (804 Russell Palmer Rd., Kingwood) Tues., April 23, 2009 Cost: $85 for member, $100 for non-members Click Here for a discription and to reigister. Association
for Accounting Marketing Click Here for more information.
* GrowthForce is not a CPA firm. |
