Intuit Academy: Cleaning up at year-end with the QuickBooks Client Data Review

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CDR can help reduce non-billable time. Becoming more productive and efficient can streamline your quarterly reviews and/or year-end procedures to meet deadlines in a more timely fashion. Your clients can benefit from these improvements resulting in an increase in client satisfaction, referrals, and profitability.

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Save up to Four Hours from QuickBooksClean-up Utilizing Intuit’s Client Data Review

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Learn how other accounting professionals say they can save up to 4 hours when cleaning up a client’s data file by using the Client Data Review (CDR) feature in QuickBooks Premier Accountant 2010. In this course, you’ll discover how Intuit has taken this feature to the next level to enable you to be even more productive! Learn about the 4 new tools as well as existing tools in Client Data Review that can help you quickly and easily find and fix mistakes in your client’s files.

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