QuickBooks Home Finance Personal Credit Card Transactions Non-Business

In this QuickBooks desktop home finance training tutorial will show you how to record personal, non-business credit card transactions into your home finance records. You will use the credit card register window the same way that you used the bank register window. The charges for you as an individual or family will be recorded in the “charges” column of the register. They payment towards the credit card go to the payments column and lower the running balance. Any kind of credit or return would also be recorded into the payments window in the credit card register.
This QuickBooks home finance desktop playlist is the most effective way to manage your non-business, personal home finances. If you need to keep records for your family or yourself for any individual finance issues, then just follow this course playlist step-by-step and you will be a home finance expert when using QuickBooks desktop. Using any version of QuickBooks Desktop, you can easily manage your personal, non-business, home financial records while at the same time, manage your time and schedule. The methods of home finance account shown here also apply to estates and trusts. Every possible home finance and personal account or record keeping topic is shown here in this playlist course.
Here is the link to the main playlist with all QuickBooks desktop Home finance topics:
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Hello to all my friends using QuickBooks desktop for their personal, non-business home finance records. This QuickBooks Desktop Home finance lesson will show you how to record personal, individual or family expense and written checks and expenses in to the check register window. It’s just like the old check register that our grandparents (and for some of us, parents) used to use to keep track of their bank account. If you use QuickBooks register, it will track these personal expense for you. I hope you will like and subscribe. -Mark

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Sorry to keep asking questions, but you're infinitely more helpful than my business accountant that I use. Do you recommend saving every single receipt and deposit slip?

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Thank you Sabrina, In my opionion, most of the time, you only need to keep receipts and slips for any CASH received from your customer or anytime you paid cash for something in business. You really really do need to keep these CASH TRANSACTION receipts and slips because they are the ONLY evidence of CASH transactions. I feel confident that all the other non-cash transactions you have can be proven by the bank statements and the credit card statements. Your accountant is correct if she/he says that it's technically better evidence to have the actual slip and receipt but I found from experience that it's almost never the case that the statements are not proof enough of 99% of the transactions you made by your bank or credit card account. It's not hard if you get in the habit of taking aphone pic each time and saving it in the cloud with the qbo tool. -Mark