Tag: QuickBooks 2020
QuickBooks 2020 R8 Released
Intuit has released QuickBooks 2020 R8, which fixes a few bugs, changes a few things, and adds a few new features. This update should be available via automatic updates, as well as at the QuickBooks Update site. QuickBooks users can request that the Admin grant them roles or permissions to complete certain tasks. The Intuit account user […]
QuickBooks Crash Alert!
My apologies in advance for a post that may not seem complete, but I’m still trying to pin down the details on this one. It appears that a recent Windows 10 update is causing QuickBooks Unrecoverable errors to occur in certain circumstances. In addition, some QuickBooks add-on products can’t connect to QuickBooks, giving a variety of errors depending on […]
QuickBooks 2020 R5 Payroll Update
The majority of the changes in QuickBooks 2020 R5 relate to QuickBooks Payroll, plus there are a few loose ends that are wrapped up. If you are using QuickBooks Payroll then you need this update. Otherwise, take a look at what has changed. This update should be available via automatic updates soon, if it isn’t […]
QuickBooks 2020 R4 – An Interesting Release
Intuit tends to hold their cards close to their chest with release notes, but the release of QuickBooks 2020 R4 really has me scratching my head. What does it include? Here is the complete statement about what has changed in this release: “All changes in this release are to internal systems and have no impact on the […]
QuickBooks 2020 R3 Released
Intuit has released QuickBooks 2020 R3, the first bug release update of the new product. This is why I always recommend that you avoid using an R1 release, because we know that they are already working to fix bugs when they first release a new product year. This update should be available via automatic updates […]
Introducing QuickBooks 2020 Desktop
Intuit has announced QuickBooks 2020 for the desktop (for the US), here’s my quick rundown of what is new, and changed, for this year. This is just a quick summary. I’ve not had a chance to actually play with all of these features in detail, yet. Looking over the list, I have a few comments: As […]
