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Customer Prepayments - All about Customer Prepayments in QuickBooks

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DISCOVER \"INSIDER SECRETS\" TO
CUSTOMER PREPAYMENTS
IN QUICKBOOKS

FINALLY! GET THE HELP YOU NEED WITH CUSTOMER PREPAYMENTS IN
QUICKBOOKS!

* You'll pick one of two different methods to record customer
prepayments.
* I'll walk you through, step by step for each method.
* I'll help you choose the right method for you - you should pick
one method and stick to it.
* Ever wonder what happens to the financial statements with customer
prepayments? I'll show you.
* I'll show you how to handle customer refunds for each method.
* Need to track vendor costs against the customer prepayment? I'll
show you how.

FROM: Jennifer Thieme, Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor

My Dear Friends,

Do you need to know how to easily record customer prepayments in
QuickBooks? I wrote this eBook for people like you.

THIS EBOOK IS FOR YOU IF...

* You don't understand how to record customer prepayments.
* The official QuickBooks help for customer prepayments doesn't make
sense to you.
* You are an accountant and want to train your clients in a method
that makes sense to them.
* You are a visual learner - many screen shots are included.
* You want written documentation for this important task.
* You need to keep track of vendor costs against the prepayment and
don't know how.

THIS EBOOK WILL TEACH YOU...

* When money is a _taxable sale_ versus a _non-taxable prepayment_

* Method #1 - traditional way of recording prepayments
~Setting up QuickBooks for this method - three steps
~Using this method - step-by-step instructions
~Determining customer prepayment balances once they're recorded and
used
~Moving the money from a prepayment "status" to a revenue account
~Double checking your work
~Financial statement impact at each step

* Method #2 - My own unique method for recording customer
prepayments
~Using this method - step-by-step instructions
~Moving the money from a prepayment to revenue
~Special year-end journal entries needed for this method
~Financial Statement impact at each step

* Keeping Track of Vendor Costs against the Prepayment - keep track
of the prepaid cash so you don't overspend it.

* Help Deciding Which Method To Use - Advantages & Disadvantages to
Each Method

* Handling Customer Refunds for Each Method - Partial and Full
Refunds Discussed in Detail

LEARN THESE SECRETS DIRECTLY FROM ONE OF THE INTERNET'S LEADING
QUICKBOOKS EXPERTS!

* Learn my QuickBooks secrets.

* Discover what I learned about customer prepayments by working with
clients just like you.

* Learn my unique "tricks of the trade" and legitimate shortcuts to
make your life easier.

ONLY BUY \"QUICKBOOKS HELP\" PRODUCTS IF THEY MEET THE FOLLOWING
CRITERIA:

* Clearly explains WHAT you will learn

* Explains WHY you need to do things a certain way

* Shows you step-by-step HOW to do certain tasks

* Has plenty of screen shots at each step

* Explains the accounting theory behind each transaction (for
advanced users)

* Is written by someone "in the trenches" and who understands the
practical considerations of what's being taught

YOU CAN'T LOSE WITH MY 100% MONEY BACK GUARANTEE

I guarantee your satisfaction with this 66 page pdf... you WILL
learn how to record customer prepayments in a way that makes sense to
you... you WILL understand what you are doing at each step...

60 day money back guarantee! 100% refund of your purchase price if
you aren't delighted. NO QUESTIONS ASKED.

DOWNLOAD THE EBOOK RIGHT NOW FOR ONLY $37.

To Your Success,

P.S. If you don't get this eBook right now, will your customer
prepayments be recorded correctly in QuickBooks? PROBABLY NOT. Order
now and make sure your financial records are right.

P.P.S. Remember the guarantee: 100% refund if you are not 100%
delighted.

Please contact qbhelper@jenniferthieme.com for questions

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