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Quickbooks: Reconciling the Checkbook

Posted on | July 9, 2009 | No Comments

Reconciling the company checkbook doesn’t have to be painful. Krystal Siebrant, a Certified Public Accountant from the Lincoln NE accounting firm, HBE Becker Meyer Love, LLP shows the steps to reconciling your checkbook using Quickbooks. The key to making it easy is to follow a daily or weekly routine of recording income and expenses. (http://www.hbecpa.com) View Video

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