QuickBooks Pro And Premier Are No Longer Available: Expert Advice

QuickBooks Pro And Premier Are No Longer Available: Expert Advice is a video that explains exactly what is going on with Intuit QuickBooks discontinuing both QuickBooks Pro and QuickBooks Premier. Minding My Books will help you decide what your next steps should be in choosing another software. They will help you determine if QuickBooks Enterprise or QuickBooks Online would best meet your needs of your business.

Minding My Books and Raeann Salter are to help you through the phase out of QuickBooks Pro and QuickBooks Premier.

[wesleydomingos]

Bro, I saw that you made some videos about Quickbooks and now I'm asking for help. My company uses Quickbooks Payment to pay suppliers, and then QB classifies these payments automatically, but sometimes these classifications that QB made are wrong, one example was an expense of 3, 000 that was classified as a Bank Fee. With that in mind, is there any way to turn this off?

[wesleydomingos]

Bro, I saw that you made some videos about Quickbooks and now I'm asking for help. My company uses Quickbooks Payment to pay suppliers, and then QB classifies these payments automatically, but sometimes these classifications that QB made are wrong, one example was an expense of 3, 000 that was classified as a Bank Fee. With that in mind, is there any way to turn this off?

[wesleydomingos]

Bro, I saw that you made some videos about Quickbooks and now I'm asking for help. My company uses Quickbooks Payment to pay suppliers, and then QB classifies these payments automatically, but sometimes these classifications that QB made are wrong, one example was an expense of 3, 000 that was classified as a Bank Fee. With that in mind, is there any way to turn this off?

[wesleydomingos]

Bro, I saw that you made some videos about Quickbooks and now I'm asking for help. My company uses Quickbooks Payment to pay suppliers, and then QB classifies these payments automatically, but sometimes these classifications that QB made are wrong, one example was an expense of 3, 000 that was classified as a Bank Fee. With that in mind, is there any way to turn this off?

[wesleydomingos]

Bro, I saw that you made some videos about Quickbooks and now I'm asking for help. My company uses Quickbooks Payment to pay suppliers, and then QB classifies these payments automatically, but sometimes these classifications that QB made are wrong, one example was an expense of 3, 000 that was classified as a Bank Fee. With that in mind, is there any way to turn this off?