Chapter 6 QuickBooks Key Terms

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Chapter 6 QuickBooks discusses using QBO to record vendors and expense transactions like purchasing from vendors, recording expenses, and bill paying.
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Expense Expense Form can be used to record expenses that we pay for at the time we receive the product or service. Can pay using cash, credit card, or check.
Check Check Form is used when writing a check. Used to record services purchased when the payment is made by check at the same time the purchase is made.
Bill Bill Form is used to record services, such as utilities or accounting services. Use the bill form to record a bill received (expense) and our obligation to pay the vendor later (accounts payable).
Pay Bills Pay Bills Form is used to select bills we want to pay.
Purchase Order Used to track products ordered from vendors.
Vendor Credit Vendor Credit Form is used when a vendor gives us a refund or reduction in the amount we owe the vendor to our bill.
Credit Card Credit Credit Card Credit Form is used to record a credit or reduction in charges by the vendor, to our credit card.
Vendors List Permits us to collect and store information about a vendor such as vendor name, address, and phone number.
Bill > Pay Bills Used to record services purchased, such as utilities or legal services when the bill is paid later.
Purchase Order > Bill > Pay Bills Used to record the purchase of inventory items. The purchase order provides a record of the items ordered.
Accounts Payable Consists of amounts that our business is obligated to pay in the future.
IRS Form 1099 Must be completed for sole proprietorships and partnerships to which we paid $600 or more for services in a year.
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