Is it possible to import an invoice that reflects two different states sales tax into Quick Books? Can, in general,  Quick Books show two different Sales tax rates on one invoice?

I have been struggling with exporting from a 3rd party database, to importing into Quick Books via an IIF file without errors. I finally got past the error messages with a successful import only to discover it only recognizes one states sales tax rate (we deal with several states for a number of customers).

Anybody have experience with this?

I'm after a simple to use budgeting program. Preferably free but will pay for something that's awesome too.

Just keep in mind this is for the home user to categorise their income/expenses and track their spending.  I want to be able to import my bank transactions and have the program automatically categorise them.  If I need to set up a new category, I expect to be able to rerun the categorisation for all transactions.

Anyone know of a program that will fit this need?

Thanks and appreciate your input.

(I'm at the point of developing something myself but just hate reinventing the wheel)

Which industries use the "end of period" and "beginning of period" options in the PMT, FV, PV and other financial functions.
When I've taken out a personal loan at the bank, I was never asked "Would you like to pay at the end of the month? or would you like to pay at the beginning of the month?"

Which types of transactions?  Is it non-USA entities?  Is it real estate? Asset-based loans?
Can anyone point to an article, blog post, or video that discusses who uses the last option in these financial functions.

Please provide me with a list of free credit monitoring services/websites such as Credit Karma.com that will alert me to different credit alerts and also provide offers from different banks and lenders.

What are the differences between mortgage interest rate and APR?

Hi... for user with ms Dynamics gp10, are there  U.S. Payroll Tax Update still 2018, or is there a workaround?

I am trying hard to find a way to automate some calculations on a credit card merchant statement. But I must be 100% within the letter and the intent of the rules which define PCI compliance.

Writing a Java app to run on all platforms was a great suggestion to "pre-process" the data, redacting private data, before upload to my site for further processing. But, I wonder, why not do ALL the processing via a downloadable Java App?

Is that a guarantee that I am 100% PCI compliant?

The problem will be when it fails a user and they need it debugged...I would need that PDF file sent to me for debugging. BUT, isn't that a much safer route to take than putting it on a website?

I would certainly have a high security bar to maintain regarding how I handle my PC, and maybe the methodology I use when choosing a password for that email account. But NOT having a website where any Credit Card info resides seems like a smarter way to go.

So, I am now imaging a simple website, probably WordPress. I would post a current version of the Java App for download and explanation of what it does, etc.

Users could download it and privately process their merchant account report on their own PC's. In the LIKELY event they have an unsupported report format, they could email me their full report. (Redacting private data from a PDF itself seems like a pretty high bar for users to handle)

On receipt of the PDF, I would redact all private data for that statement, and delete all un-redacted…

I had some dual pane windows installed on my balcony that have improved my home's energy efficiency during both the winter and the summer. Now I don't need to heat my home as much during the winter or cool my house as much during the summer.

This installation and materials cost $3,100.

I have been told that I might be eligible to write this cost off in my taxes or to gain a tax credit of around $250.00.

How can I go about claiming this tax credit or deduction?

Hi,
I have a client that recently upgraded their Sage 300 to 2018. When they look up an order using Current Orders Inquiry, they can select a customer and order, bring up the order, but when they go to close the "container" the system hangs with  the a4wcontainerxp.exe process stuck. They can open other windows and do some other functions, but eventually those will also fail.
They are opening Sage to "run as Administrator". It happens on all of the workstations as well as on the server. They are running the program on the server, which is up to date and has plenty of horsepower.
I have tested disabling anti-virus- no change.
Any ideas?
Thanks.

Are there any websites available where I can enter the VIN number for a vehicle I am interested in purchasing to determine if there are any active loans or liens against that vehicle?

I am in the market to buy a used car and would like to be able to have the piece of mind of knowing that a vehicle has been completely paid off and has no loans before I purchase it from an individual.