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Overview
Create a self-paced, self-directed learning environment for mastering QuickBooks® Online for Accounting (QBOA) with Owen’s “Using Quickbooks® Online for Accounting 2026,” 9th Edition. Perfect as a supplement to your accounting course or as a practical tool for today's business owners, this edition focuses on QBOA. Updates introduce the latest enhancements to QBOA, including the ability to create more than one company. Easily access the educator portal for class management. With a clear presentation, current examples, demonstration videos and practical assignments, this edition requires little, if any, in-class instruction. A matrix guides you through the processes in each chapter case, from corporations to sole proprietorships. Requiring no lab or software installation, students learn how to solve accounting issues and generate financial accounting reports.
- Instructor resources with this edition save time in grading, offer comprehensive solutions in the instructor’s manual and enable you to easily track and report student outcomes.
- The self-paced approach, easy-to-follow instructions and real-life examples and manageable assignments make this an ideal supplement to any accounting course.
- Clear learning outcomes and step-by-step explanations in each chapter guide study and instruction using QBOA. End-of-chapter questions and a case study reinforce these explanations.
- Specially designed end-of-chapter questions and a matching section strengthen comprehension of key terms and definitions.
- Engaging student cases offer hands-on QBOA practice, building upon previous chapters for progressive learning. Students must complete all previous cases before moving ahead.
2. An Overview of QuickBooks Online Using a Case Assigned by Your Instructor.
3. Setting Up a New Company: Establishing a Chart of Accounts, Beginning Balances, Customers, Vendors, and Products/Services.
4. Recording Operating Activities: Sales and Cash Receipts.
5. Recording Operating Activities: Purchases and Cash Payments.
6. Recording Investing and Financing Activities.
7. Recording Payroll.
8. Establishing Budgets and Preparing Bank Reconciliations.
9. Analysis and Recording of Adjusting Entries.
10. Preparing Financial Statements and Reports.