QuickBooks Self-Employed Course Description

In this QuickBooks Self-Employed tutorial for entrepreneurs who work from home, you’ll learn how to record the income and expenses from your freelance jobs. Separate out your personal expenses. Track tax deductions including health insurance, view the tax calculator for quarterly estimated payments, and even use the auto mileage tracker. Subcontractors in today’s gig economy use QBSE to generate a Schedule C, whether you’re self-employed, a driver for Uber and Lyft, or you run an AirBnB.

Is your hobby becoming an important part of your income? Do you file a Schedule C with your taxes? If you’re an entrepreneur who passionate about your product or service, but you have no need for elaborate bookkeeping, this class is for you.

After completing this course, you will be able to: 

• Identify if QuickBooks Self-employed is the right version for you
• Set up your QBSE account
• Connect your bank accounts and credit cards to import transactions
• Create customer transactions to record income
• Create expenses to record costs
• Use the mileage tracker
• Run reports for estimated taxes and Schedule C
• Separate personal and business expenses

What You’ll Learn 

• The importance of good record keeping
• Setting up QuickBooks® Self-Employed
• QBSE® Preferences
• Adding your bank accounts
• Writing Invoices and taking Payments
• Entering Expenses
• Creating Rules
• Tracking Auto Mileage
• Running Reports
• Sharing data with your accountant

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Course Updated: December 2021