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Useful Links:
Quickbooks for Nonprofits (Free Manual)
http://www.canonprofits.org/
Structuring Quickbooks Pro to track temporary restricted net assets, and report uses of restricted revenue. Comes with downloaded Quality Reporting Project materials on CAN website. 		 

 

 
Training:
Quickbooks Basic & Not-for-profit Accounting
http://www.jjco.com/edu_qbtrain.html
(Seattle, Washington) The two day QuickBooks Basics course teaches you to use QuickBooks in the not-for-profit environment. You will be introduced to the basics of NFP bookkeeping and the basic features of QuickBooks. 		 
Introduction to Bookkeeping in QuickBooks: Two-day Workshop
https://www.compasspoint.org/onevent/classes.php
(San Francisco, California) This is a nuts-and-bolts class covering the fundamentals of bookkeeping for those with no background in accounting. 		 
Intermediate Bookkeeping in QuickBooks: Applying Skills to the Non-Profit Environment: Two-day Workshop
https://www.compasspoint.org/onevent/classes.php
(San Francisco, CA) This workshop will help you apply basic bookkeeping skills to the nonprofit environment. 		 
Quickbooks for Nonprofits
http://www.nfconline.org/main/training/index.htm
(Chicago, Illinois) NFC's QuickBooks for Nonprofits class is an effective way to get up and running with QuickBooks in just two days at the computer. 		 
QuickBooks ® Training for Nonprofit Organizations - Fundamentals or Advanced
http://www.mncn.org/event_management.htm#quickb...
(Saint Paul, Minnesota) * Saves you time and helps you gain insight into your organization’s finances. * Gives you the financial management skills that pay big dividends for small nonprofits. * Helps you avoid the costly mistakes of incorrect set up. * 		 
Intermediate Quick Books
http://www.utahnonprofits.org/training.html
(Salt Lake City, Utah) This session is geared for people who are familiar with basic accounting and how to use QuickBooks. You will learn how to use the Customer function for tracking donors, how to properly account for various grants and categories of fu