,Solution manual for Using QuickBooks® Online for
Accounting 2024 7th Edition by Glenn Owen
Notes
1- The file is chapter after chapter.
2- We have shown you few pages sample.
3- The file contains all Appendix and Excel
sheet if it exists.
4- We have all what you need, we make
update at every time. There are many new
editions waiting you.
5- If you think you purchased the wrong file
You can contact us at every time, we can
replace it with true one.
Our email:
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Chapter 1 Solutions Manual
Chapter 1 Questions
1. Click Sales and then click Customers.
2. Open the Customer window from the navigation bar and then click a customer name.
3. Open the Vendor window from the navigation bar, click a specific vendor name, and then click a
specific bill.
4. Open the Employee window from the navigation bar and then click Edit next to a specific employee
name.
5. Bank deposits, which have not yet been recorded in QBO, are not recognized and are temporarily
classified as Uncategorized Income.
6. Bank charges, which have not yet been recorded in QBO, are not recognized and are temporarily
classified as Uncategorized Expense.
7. Opening the sales transaction section of QBO will provide a listing of recent sales invoices and
payments.
8. Opening the expense transaction section of QBO will provide a listing of recent credit card
transactions, bills, expenses, purchase orders, checks, bill payments, and cash transactions.
9. List options include chart of accounts, recurring transactions, products and services, custom form
styles, payment methods, terms, classes, and attachments.
10. Click Reports,and then type Accounts payable in the reports search box.
Chapter 1 Matching
a. Navigation bar h. An employee in the Sample Company
b. Amy’s Bird Sanctuary e. Bank deposits not yet recognized
c. Brosnahan Insurance Agency g. Exist for all asset, liability, and equity accounts
d. Recognizing i. Specify due dates for payment to/from vendors/customers
e. Uncategorized Income a. Used to access a list of sales and expense transactions
f. Uncategorized Expense c. A vendor in the Sample Company
g. Registers j. A listing of all accounts available
h. John Johnson f. Bank charges not yet recognized
i. Terms b. A customer in the Sample Company
j. Chart of accounts d. Matching a banking transaction with a QBO transaction
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Chapter 2 Solutions Manual
Chapter 2 Questions
1. QBO is limited to four companies per license. QBDT can manage an unlimited number of
companies.
2. No, QBO requires an Internet connection.
3. No, QBO does not require the creation of backup files.
4. Both QBO and QBDT were developed in-house by Intuit to capture and report on accounting
events.
5. The process of assigning your instructor as the accountant for your company involves a brief
interview in which you’ll provide your instructor’s email address and name.
Chapter 2 Matching
a. QBO h. Click to access help
b. QBDT g. Click to find past transactions
c. Gear icon d. Click to access QBO employee information
d. Payroll a. Online version of QuickBooks
e. Navigation bar i. Click to add your instructor as your accountant
f. icon j. Provides links to QBO tasks and resources
g. Magnifying glass b. Windows desktop version of QuickBooks
h. Help (?) icon f. Click to add any transaction
i. Manage Users c. Click to manage your subscription, users, and settings
j. Dashboard e. On the left of the Dashboard, it shows a menu of items
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Chapter 3 Solutions Manual
Chapter 3 Questions
1. Company settings is accessed by clicking the Gear icon and then clicking Account and Settings
from the Your Company column.
2. Adding beginning balances only occurs when you are utilizing QBO for the first time and your
business has been in operation for some time.
3. Click the Gear icon, click Chart of Accounts, and then click the New button in the upper-right
corner of the chart of accounts.
4. The Opening Balance Equity account is also affected when a beginning balance is entered into
an account.
5. When you add a new product, you may provide an initial quantity on hand and a related as of
date. You also provide the related inventory asset account, sales and purchase description
information, the price, the cost, the income account, and the cost of goods sold account used.
You must also identify if the item is taxable if the company collects sales tax.
6. When you add a beginning balance to accounts receivable, you must also identify the name of
the customer who owes you.
7. When you add a beginning balance to accounts payable, you must also identify the name of the
vendor you owe.
8. Retained Earnings is the additional account used when closing the Opening Balance Equity
account.
9. Click Reports from the Navigation bar, type Balance Sheet into the Find report by name search
text box, and then press [Enter].
10. Click the balance in the account line of the Balance Sheet report to view the Transaction Report.
Chapter 3 Matching
a. Transactions report e. Entity to whom you sell products/services
b. Trial Balance d. Account used to offset beginning balances adjustments
c. Journal entry g. Merchandise a company purchases from a vendor
d. Opening Balance Equity h. Efforts made by a company to add value to a customer
e. Customer b. A listing of the debit or credit balances as of a
specific date
f. Vendor i. Dictates where an account appears in all reports
g. Product a. Transactions for an account for a specified period
h. Service f. Entity from whom you purchase products/services
i. Account type j. Checking
j. Detailed type example c. Commonly used to adjust accounts
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Chapter 3 Case 1
Trial Balance
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,5
Transaction Detail by Account
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Chapter 3 Case 2
Trial Balance
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,7
Transaction Detail by Account
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, 8
Chapter 3 Case 3
Trial Balance
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Accounting 2024 7th Edition by Glenn Owen
Notes
1- The file is chapter after chapter.
2- We have shown you few pages sample.
3- The file contains all Appendix and Excel
sheet if it exists.
4- We have all what you need, we make
update at every time. There are many new
editions waiting you.
5- If you think you purchased the wrong file
You can contact us at every time, we can
replace it with true one.
Our email:
,1
Chapter 1 Solutions Manual
Chapter 1 Questions
1. Click Sales and then click Customers.
2. Open the Customer window from the navigation bar and then click a customer name.
3. Open the Vendor window from the navigation bar, click a specific vendor name, and then click a
specific bill.
4. Open the Employee window from the navigation bar and then click Edit next to a specific employee
name.
5. Bank deposits, which have not yet been recorded in QBO, are not recognized and are temporarily
classified as Uncategorized Income.
6. Bank charges, which have not yet been recorded in QBO, are not recognized and are temporarily
classified as Uncategorized Expense.
7. Opening the sales transaction section of QBO will provide a listing of recent sales invoices and
payments.
8. Opening the expense transaction section of QBO will provide a listing of recent credit card
transactions, bills, expenses, purchase orders, checks, bill payments, and cash transactions.
9. List options include chart of accounts, recurring transactions, products and services, custom form
styles, payment methods, terms, classes, and attachments.
10. Click Reports,and then type Accounts payable in the reports search box.
Chapter 1 Matching
a. Navigation bar h. An employee in the Sample Company
b. Amy’s Bird Sanctuary e. Bank deposits not yet recognized
c. Brosnahan Insurance Agency g. Exist for all asset, liability, and equity accounts
d. Recognizing i. Specify due dates for payment to/from vendors/customers
e. Uncategorized Income a. Used to access a list of sales and expense transactions
f. Uncategorized Expense c. A vendor in the Sample Company
g. Registers j. A listing of all accounts available
h. John Johnson f. Bank charges not yet recognized
i. Terms b. A customer in the Sample Company
j. Chart of accounts d. Matching a banking transaction with a QBO transaction
© 2024 Cengage. May not be scanned, copied or duplicated, or posted to a publicly accessible website, in whole or in part.
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Chapter 2 Solutions Manual
Chapter 2 Questions
1. QBO is limited to four companies per license. QBDT can manage an unlimited number of
companies.
2. No, QBO requires an Internet connection.
3. No, QBO does not require the creation of backup files.
4. Both QBO and QBDT were developed in-house by Intuit to capture and report on accounting
events.
5. The process of assigning your instructor as the accountant for your company involves a brief
interview in which you’ll provide your instructor’s email address and name.
Chapter 2 Matching
a. QBO h. Click to access help
b. QBDT g. Click to find past transactions
c. Gear icon d. Click to access QBO employee information
d. Payroll a. Online version of QuickBooks
e. Navigation bar i. Click to add your instructor as your accountant
f. icon j. Provides links to QBO tasks and resources
g. Magnifying glass b. Windows desktop version of QuickBooks
h. Help (?) icon f. Click to add any transaction
i. Manage Users c. Click to manage your subscription, users, and settings
j. Dashboard e. On the left of the Dashboard, it shows a menu of items
© 2024 Cengage. May not be scanned, copied or duplicated, or posted to a publicly accessible website, in whole or in part.
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Chapter 3 Solutions Manual
Chapter 3 Questions
1. Company settings is accessed by clicking the Gear icon and then clicking Account and Settings
from the Your Company column.
2. Adding beginning balances only occurs when you are utilizing QBO for the first time and your
business has been in operation for some time.
3. Click the Gear icon, click Chart of Accounts, and then click the New button in the upper-right
corner of the chart of accounts.
4. The Opening Balance Equity account is also affected when a beginning balance is entered into
an account.
5. When you add a new product, you may provide an initial quantity on hand and a related as of
date. You also provide the related inventory asset account, sales and purchase description
information, the price, the cost, the income account, and the cost of goods sold account used.
You must also identify if the item is taxable if the company collects sales tax.
6. When you add a beginning balance to accounts receivable, you must also identify the name of
the customer who owes you.
7. When you add a beginning balance to accounts payable, you must also identify the name of the
vendor you owe.
8. Retained Earnings is the additional account used when closing the Opening Balance Equity
account.
9. Click Reports from the Navigation bar, type Balance Sheet into the Find report by name search
text box, and then press [Enter].
10. Click the balance in the account line of the Balance Sheet report to view the Transaction Report.
Chapter 3 Matching
a. Transactions report e. Entity to whom you sell products/services
b. Trial Balance d. Account used to offset beginning balances adjustments
c. Journal entry g. Merchandise a company purchases from a vendor
d. Opening Balance Equity h. Efforts made by a company to add value to a customer
e. Customer b. A listing of the debit or credit balances as of a
specific date
f. Vendor i. Dictates where an account appears in all reports
g. Product a. Transactions for an account for a specified period
h. Service f. Entity from whom you purchase products/services
i. Account type j. Checking
j. Detailed type example c. Commonly used to adjust accounts
© 2024 Cengage. May not be scanned, copied or duplicated, or posted to a publicly accessible website, in whole or in part.
, 4
Chapter 3 Case 1
Trial Balance
© 2024 Cengage. May not be scanned, copied or duplicated, or posted to a publicly accessible website, in whole or in part.
,5
Transaction Detail by Account
© 2024 Cengage. May not be scanned, copied or duplicated, or posted to a publicly accessible website, in whole or in part.
, 6
Chapter 3 Case 2
Trial Balance
© 2024 Cengage. May not be scanned, copied or duplicated, or posted to a publicly accessible website, in whole or in part.
,7
Transaction Detail by Account
© 2024 Cengage. May not be scanned, copied or duplicated, or posted to a publicly accessible website, in whole or in part.
, 8
Chapter 3 Case 3
Trial Balance
© 2024 Cengage. May not be scanned, copied or duplicated, or posted to a publicly accessible website, in whole or in part.
