Peachtree Everyday Tips

JO — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 19:54:58 GMT

Some simple, everyday tips from a Peachtree Certified Consultant

Re: Peachtree Everyday Tips

Michael Mozill — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 20:35:42 GMT

Tip #4 typifies the kind of information contained in many of these RSS feeds. It gives just enough information to be completely useless!!

PLEASE try to give us something we can use!!

Re: Peachtree Everyday Tips

ShariW — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 20:07:37 GMT

Jennifer,

As a Peachtree Product Manager (I'll state that up front!), I find that your tips cover the basic issues we hear time and again from our users. These few things -- easily addressed, but also easy to overlook -- can increase productivity for our customers.

Thanks,

Shari Willman

Peachtree Product Management & Marketing

Re: Peachtree Everyday Tips

Michael — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 21:58:49 GMT

An example of this would be deleting actual payroll checks in a prior quarter I have seen times when you then can not reconcile your payroll 941's and other ytd's. A second example would be to delete inventory receipts in prior periods then have the items deleted go into a negative quantity on hand. Especially in these quantity on hands have been used in built assembiles or work tickets. You could end up with a cost roll up on the finished items that is not correct. I am just suggesting you be careful and in those cases you are better off recording a second transaction which also provides an audit trail.

Jen

Re: Peachtree Everyday Tips

Alexander Ashkenazi — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 18:21:47 GMT

Can anybody help me out here?

I am not a professional accountant, however, I am using Peachtree Accounting 2004 to maintain finances of our Homeowners Association. Three years ago I made a very typical, I believe, mistake: I failed to void and then re-issue with a new date a few old invoices before I closed the books for the year. Since then these invoices are present in all our reports, although some of the homeowners to whome they had been issued have already left the association and this money cannot be recovered anyway. In other cases I had to issue new invoices to properly account for the late payments, yet the original invoices are still present in the system.

Any advice?

Re: Peachtree Everyday Tips

AndreaM — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 15:29:03 GMT

Hi Alexander -

Good question! Have you tried posting this specific question to the board? You might get more exposure there.

Andrea

Re: Peachtree Everyday Tips

Andres Bonilla — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 16:18:45 GMT

Can anyone tell me how can we delete an inventory item that we no longer use, on peachtree accounting 2008 (multi user)

Thanks