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January 31, 2012Intuit PaymentNetwork (IPN) – Now available in a QuickBooks Online near you
May 26, 2011Synopsis Intuit PaymentNetwork (code name IPN) now seamlessly integrates with QuickBooks Online. A small business can now send an invoice through QuickBooks Online and get paid fast using IPN. QuickBooks online invoices enabled for online payments will now have a link for the end customer to directly pay the small business. The plot thickens with [...]
How do I know what is the average pay rate for my area?
May 2, 2011I wanted to call out a great new tool released by our friends in the Intuit Payroll team that helps you get average pay ranges for specific job titles in your area. You can learn more by going to the Intuit Pay Trends site or reading their informative blog post. Its really simple to use. [...]
QuickBooks Online and other services restored
March 22, 2011Update 03/25/11: We’ve restored QuickBooks Online, QuickBooks Online Payroll and other services that were disrupted earlier today. We continue to monitor systems to ensure stability. We deeply regret the frustration these outages have caused you. We are working to fully understand their cause and fix this problem. In addition, we know this has disrupted many [...]
What you have to know about selling your company
February 25, 2011Many people have some great advice on getting rid of your baby. When you are ready to sell your company…emotionally and logistically it is not always easy. But there are ways to make it smoother…and possibly more lucrative. We’ve pulled out some hot tips from some very helpful articles. If you are selling, you’ll likely need [...]
Introducing Bill.com – check out the ONLY paperless bill pay service that works with QuickBooks Online
February 11, 2011Posted by guest blogger Vijay, Product Development Lead at Bill.com (Note: This integration requires QuickBooks Online Essentials and Plus and is for new Bill.com users. If you are a current Bill.com user, please contact us at sales@hq.bill.com for more information. We at Bill.com are so excited to offer the only complete and paperless bill pay [...]
Update: Senate votes to repeal the new 1099 requirement
February 3, 2011Remember that Health Care bill last year? It included a little clause that would have a big effect on small businesses. It would play out like this: Anytime you buy something from someone over $600 you’d be required to send them a 1099. Imagine buying a computer from BestBuy and then being required to send [...]
Ten Years of QuickBooks Online
January 27, 2011Since we first introduced QuickBooks Online ten years ago, small businesses have sent 155 million invoices, logged $1.3 trillion in expenses, and entered a whopping $5 trillion in revenue — a sum equivalent to one-third the U.S. Gross Domestic Product — using the service. Over the years, QuickBooks Online has evolved with the needs of [...]
Make sure you are compliant: 1099-MISC tax tips
January 19, 2011NOTE: These tips are brought to you by Track1099.com - a paper-free, 1099-MISC e-delivery and e-filing service. Track 1099 integrates with QuickBooks Online’s 1099 vendor information (e.g. address/name/phone). 1. Make sure you send the 1099-MISC form to your Recipients by Jan. 31, 2011. Deadline is getting close! Track1099 e-delivers your 1099′s to the Recipient by [...]
The Small Business Year in Review and Outlook 2011
January 5, 2011As we reached the final days of 2010, we took the pulse of small businesses in America to hear both their biggest challenges and greatest rewards from 2010 as well as their perspective of what’s to come in 2011. While small businesses are still feeling the brunt of the recession, they enter 2011 motivated to [...]
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