Tax compliance
One of QuickBooks' most advantageous features is its built-in tax compliance offering. Processing payroll is complicated and time-consuming. Before you even get to the tax portion, you must calculate hours, input hourly wage, decide on a pay schedule, understand employee withholdings and make the necessary adjustments. QuickBooks' Payroll solution not only handles all of this, it also calculates employee tax withholdings and business tax payments on a quarterly and yearly basis. Payroll taxes are a challenge to figure out, let alone process. Take solace in knowing QuickBooks' Payroll solution can handle all aspects of your business's tax situation. It's also one of the only solutions out there that offers a 100% no-penalty guarantee.
Cash flow and tracking expenses
One of the biggest challenges small businesses face is cash flow. Whether you're a new business owner or a seasoned veteran, cash flow (having enough money to cover your business's various expenses) is difficult to maintain. One thing that can help you understand cash flow is visibility into where your money is.
One of QuickBooks' strengths is its tracking: You can understand expenses, invoices, income and other aspects of your business's financial situation. The reporting features allow you to see directly into your business's financial situation. QuickBooks connects to your bank and credit card accounts; it downloads all the transaction data and categorizes it. Beyond this basic feature, you can create reports to better understand your business. For example, you can create accounts payable reports to verify when your bills are due and better track when money will be leaving your business.
Better budgeting
Much like QuickBooks' ability to track expenses and help you manage cash flow, this software can be used to build accurate, helpful budgets. Part of budgeting is understanding where you stand financially at any given moment. With QuickBooks, you not only have same-day direct deposit, but also trusted, embedded time tracking through TSheets.
Accepting online payments
Online logistics can be a challenge for any small business, but QuickBooks has a solution that can allow small businesses to easily join the e-commerce market. By adding the QuickBooks Payments feature, small businesses can accept debit and credit card purchases as well as ACH bank transfers. It also provides next-day payment delivery, which is unmatched by competitors in this market.
This kind of flexibility can help small businesses compete in a complicated and tech-forward market. Payment method should be the least complicated aspect of doing business with customers or other businesses. With its commitment to providing small businesses with a platform to exchange money in a safe, efficient manner, QuickBooks is living its mission of creating smart connections among the business community.
General reporting features
One of the biggest highlights of QuickBooks' software is the visibility it provides into your business. It offers a way to organize your business's financial information, from payroll schedules to receipt filings to tax compliance. Understanding your business's financial situation means you can make more informed decisions for your company. It also lets you rest easy at night knowing you're backed by one of the largest providers for small business in the world.
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