10 documents tagged with "credit card"
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Charges on your credit card or bank account

Explanations about charges to your credit card or bank account for Intuit products you ordered or services you received. This could be related to recent orders, subscription charges, or charges for Intuit checks or supplies.

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Reconciling an account for multiple months or years of transactions and financial statements at one time

Collect the unreconciled statements from your financial institution, and reconcile up to one fiscal year at a time.

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Is my Intuit Account the same as my QuickBooks login?
Your login to your QuickBooks company file is NOT the same as your Intuit Account login.
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Reconciling credit card accounts with sub accounts

When entering the payment to the credit card company, remove the parent account from the expense tab and enter each sub account with an appropriate amount to each line.

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Entering and paying bills in AP

This article explains how to enter and pay bills in Accounts Payable (A/P)?

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Errors creating, emailing, or printing PDF files, or problems reconciling accounts

Steps to resolve problems when attempting to email, create, or print a PDF file, or to reconcile your accounts. This can result from compatibility issues between the QuickBooks PDF Converter and settings on certain 64-bit versions of Microsoft Windows Vista or Windows XP.

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Intuit Merchant Service Account for Cash Register Plus

Instructions for learning about, applying for, and setting up an Intuit Merchant Service Account for Cash Register Plus. Includes settings for debit cards and tips.

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Liability payments show wrong or overdue when they have been paid

Steps to resolve when Pay Scheduled Liabilities show overdue in red even though they have been paid.

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Change Payroll account information

You can change the credit card, billing account, and other information for your QuickBooks Payroll subscription.

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Reconciling an account with its financial statement

This article describes how to reconcile your bank or credit card account against your monthly statement.

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