QuickBooks for Farms Course
SCORE Maine and University of Maine Cooperative Extension are pleased to offer this QuickBooks workshop series tailored to small farms and agriculture businesses. This important software can help with your invoicing, tracking sales and expenses, and handling your bookkeeping requirements for tax preparation. QuickBooks will let you sync your data across your computer, tablet and smart phone mobile devices when you need it.
This is a hands-on workshop so you need an internet enabled device to follow along. You will need to use both Zoom and your web browser to access the QB test drive at the same time, so using a smart phone will be more challenging to toggle between the two because of the small screen.
Who Should Attend?
- Any farm or agriculture business owner wanting to implement a sound accounting tool for their business
The Presenter: Michael Fortin from Augusta, graduated from Thomas College in Waterville with a BA in Business Education, and has worked as an accountant for both government and the private sector for more than 30 years with 17 years devoted to teaching QuickBooks. He is also a Maine small business owner for 32 years at Power Mixers, a Maine DJ and audio-reinforcement company serving northern New England.
When: November 4, 6, 11 and 13 from 6:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Where: Virtual on-line event via Zoom
This free, four-part introductory workshop will cover the basics of QuickBooks Online and how farms and agriculture businesses utilize the software. The sessions include an overview of the sales process, expense recording and payment, and generating reports to help you manage. Sponsored by SCORE Maine & University of Maine Cooperative Extension.
Please download the “test drive” software before the workshop begins (FMI see the registration page).
Fee: Free Workshop