One of the best features in QuickBooks® Online is the ability to connect your bank accounts and credit cards. The Banking feed allows you to pull in your transactions and classify them automatically, instead of entering everything in by hand. We’ll also show you how to reconcile your accounts at the end of the month so that you can have confidence in your numbers.

Eliminate manual data entry! In this tutorial on QuickBooks® Online Banking, we’ll show you how to add a bank account to QuickBooks, import and match transactions, categorize your expenses, and attach receipts. After you itemize your deductions, do a bank reconciliation.

One of the best features in QuickBooks®Online is the ability to connect your bank accounts and credit cards. The Banking Feed allows you to pull in your transactions and classify them automatically, instead of entering everything in by hand. Automation features like Rules do some the work for you. The new Receipt Capture will even scan your paper receipts and attach them to your expenses.

But…the Banking feed has some interesting quirks you need to know about. If you use it right, you can reduce your data entry to almost nothing...but if you use it wrong, you double your income and code your expenses wrong.

Once you’re up to date, we’ll also show you how to do bank reconciliations to reconcile your accounts at the end of the month so that you can have confidence in your reports.