Event Details

Date

January 9 - January 30, 2019

Time

10am - 12pm on January 9, 16, 23 & 30

Location

Cortland Chamber of Commerce
37 Church Street
Cortland, NY 13045

Host

Southwest New York Dairy, Livestock & Field Crops Program

QuickBooks for Farmers and Growers

January 9 - January 30, 2019

QuickBooks is the most used bookkeeping software for small businesses. With QuickBooks you can save time recording transactions and know where you stand financially every day. Easily compare to prior periods, budgets, and industry statistics. It even saves time accumulating information for your tax return.

Learn how to set up QuickBooks for your farm business from the beginning. In this 4-part series you will learn:

Basic accounting concepts and reports
How to set up a Chart of Accounts to fit your farm operation
Invoicing and Cash Receipts
Recording and Paying Purchases and Expenses
Reconciling Accounts
Production and Analysis of Financial Statements

All in a small group setting with other farm operations, allowing plenty of time for interaction and questions. Laptops with QuickBooks 2018 will be provided of you do not have one. (Sorry, no Apple or Cloud versions allowed.)

Don't miss this workshop! Free individual follow-up sessions will be available with volunteer mentors through the SCORE business network.

SPACE IS LIMITED. REGISTER NOW!

$95 for the series (up to 2 individuals per farm may attend)
Veterans FREE courtesy of a grant from M&T Bank

Instruction and follow-up consultations provided by SCORE Syracuse
https://syracuse.score.org/

LINK TO REGISTER

http://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/event?llr=mqwp6ucab&oeidk=a07eftx0905ddbea767

FORE MORE INFORMATION

Gina Odell
Syracuse SCORE
syr.info@scorevolunteer.org
315-471-9393 ext 245

QuickBooks for Farmers flyer (PDF; 547KB)

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