If you use QBES version 9, support & services will cease to be available on May 31, 2012.

Upgrade to version 12 and receive 30% off of your purchase.
This needs to be done by May 27th, 2012.

Note: This is not a deal that can be used for someone with a version older than 9.

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Not only is the system itself user-friendly, it’s also highly advanced in it’s set up as well.

QuickBooks POS Features

• Easy Sale Entry
• Customer Tracking
• Accessible Reports
• Manage Vendors
• Manage Inventory
• Transfers INFO to QuickBooks Software
• Imports/Exports Excel & Word Documents
• Prints PriceTags & Bar Codes
• Can have 20 Stations
• Accepts CC’s and DC’s with Merchant Services

In the image below, you can see how simple it is:

What this image depicts is the ordering area of POS: It allows simplified item entering and navigation throughout the system.

You can choose any type of payment; and also, note that whatever is in your inventory will be available for you to choose.
Should your inventory be low, QuickBooks POS will alert you.

Many of the Point of Sale systems are not as clear as the image above.
Not only is it easy on the eyes, it is also clearly labeled for the direction in which you wish to go.

QBDoc can lead you through Point of Sale step by step and remove any of your confusion.

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Electronic RecordKeeping

• Many people receive their bank statements as well as bills through their e-mail or online. This makes it easier to save the files via computer,  a portable flashdrive, or even a CD.
• BUT: You must make sure that you’re keeping that flashdrive somewhere safe where it is not wasilt accessible. Homes and Businesses aren’t considered safe places to store personal information anymore.

Document Valuables and Equipment

• You need a Room by Room list of your office equipment as well as any valuables (this includes any employee paperwork, business paperwork, or any kind of documentation).
• Photographs are a good way to remember everything also.
• This is all an attempt to help you remember your items and notice if something goes missing.

Verify Fiduciary Bonds

• For the business owners who are using a payroll specialist, you need to make sure that your provider has a fiduciary bond in place to protect your information.

Operation Plans

• Should a disaster occur, make sure that your business has a plan in place to cover it.
• Be knowledgeable of: 
• Hazards and Emergencies
• Warning Systems
• Evacuations
• Shelters
• Determine how to Communicate with Employees
• Have an Emergency Plan
• Have a Disaster Supply Kit
• Have Cell-Phones, Walkie-Talkies, or other non-electric things for communication
• BACK UP YOUR COMPUTER SYSTEM REGULARLY

We hope this advice helps you to stay on top of your office and its functioning, and keep you and your files SAFE!
QB DOC Advanced QuickBooks Solutions
702.518.9250

Having your home mortgaged already makes things difficult… Now- add to it and realize that there are so-called “Foreclosure Consultants” who are trying to scam you by taking your money and promising to “save your home.”

Scammers use various pitches, but the fraud usually boils down to one of these:

Bogus document prep— These scammers offer to prepare your documents for you for a fee so that you can apply for a loan.

Attorney misrepresentation— These are people who claim to be an attorney working with another attorney; they “talk the talk” by using the same language used by big government programs and lenders to gain a homeowner’s trust.

Quit-claim deed scams—Other scammers get homeowners to sign paperwork that transfers ownership of the home to the fraudulent company or individual, which promises the homeowner a situation where he or she will be able to remain in the house. In a newer scam, those who have already lost their homes are being approached to pay money to get the home back.

Identity theft—Some con artists use the personal information they collect during the process to steal borrowers’ identities.

Learn the Warning Signs

Secrecy — Many scam artists will insist that homeowners not talk to their lenders to facilitate negotiations. The moment an aid company insists on secrecy, be extremely wary.

Demand for fees—The federal Mortgage Assistance Relief Services Rule prohibits firms offering mortgage-modification or mortgage-relief assistance from accepting up-front fees. Note that there’s an exception for attorneys, causing some scammers to pose as representatives of law offices. Always verify credentials first.

Generic sounding names—There’s a reason fraudulent firms have “generic-sounding” names. They are hard to research online and hard to do background checks on.

Guarantees—Be wary of too-good-to-be-true promises. No one can “guarantee” a loan modification or can “guarantee” the ability to stop a foreclosure.

Misdirected payments—The company or specialist tells homeowners to make their home mortgage payments directly to them and not to the mortgage lender (or tells the homeowner to transfer the property deed or title to the company).

Your Best Defense

After receiving hundreds of complaints, the Office of the Nevada Attorney General has established a Mortgage Fraud Strike Force to take action against predatory companies and individuals.

Still, your best defense is knowledge. Know that Nevada-based loan modification consultants must be licensed, registered and bonded with the Division of Mortgage Lending. Check online at http://mld.nv.gov/LicenseesPendingX.asp or call the Division at (702) 486-0780 in Las Vegas.

QBDoc makes sure our readers are aware of dangers such as these.

Keep viewing our blog for more updates! Or call for questions at 702-518-9250