Join Pamela Lyons, Queen of QuickBooks, for an introduction to QuickBooks.
> What is the best way to keep track of your money?
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> Should you use QuickBooks, and if so, which one?
> Should you use Freshbooks (scaled down version for tracking your
> money)?
> Should I do it myself? Or should I hire someone? And if so, who do I
> hire?
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> Pamela and Alycia will walk you through the options for counting your
> money and keeping it:
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> Once the accounting is done, what to do with the results?
> Hand it to your tax preparer? And who should that person be?
> What is the difference between an Enrolled Agent and a CPA?
> How to make sure your accountants are doing their job.
> Is everyone talking to each other?
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> There will be time at the end of the presentation to ask questions about
> QuickBooks and/or tax return directions.
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> Pamela, aka the Queen of QuickBooks and MCSE, and Microsoft Certified
> Trainer, has been supporting small business clients in the Bay Area and
> world wide for 18 years. The home office is Marin County California and
> we are global. We provide an accounting team approach working with
> principals, CPA and achieving financial goals. Visit her webpage at
Code for Marin is a coalition of open data advocates working to integrate our community resources and enhance civic engagement all throughout Marin.
We are right now seeking to identify and develop open data opportunities in Marin County. These are events are open discussions and collaborations of community members and coders. In the spirit of open data, all events are free and open to the public.
Our event organizers will make a brief introduction and facilitate the discussion each night, then break into project-based teams and fact-gathering groups. The goal of the evening is to create a productive and playful atmosphere to brainstorm ideas, contribute to existing projects, and break ground on new solutions.
Unáse al Club de Lectura y disfrute una divertida platica sobre el libro del mes, La Chica del Tren por Paula Hawkins. Join our book club and enjoy a fun discussion of this month’s book, La Chica del Tren by Paula Hawkins.
Come practice counting and measuring with a pizza themed storytime and hands-on activities! This program is for children aged 3-6 and their caregivers. We only eat pretend pizza at the library, but you’re going to be craving the real thing by the time you leave! Sign-up in person at the children’s reference desk, or by calling 415-485-3322.
Sponsored by the Friends of the San Rafael Public Library.
The GGCS (Golden Gate Computer Society), in conjunction with the San Rafael Public Library’s TechZone, will present a free SIG (Special Interest Group) in which users with iPads will learn to develop Keynote presentations so that they can display whatever they choose: photos, mementos, vacation travel, hobbies or family events.
Instructions using some Keynote files will be presented to develop your web site with weebly.com.
We will be using the library’s subscription to Lynda.com, an online technology learning tool.During the session attendees will create professional looking presentations on a TechZone iMac which they can then copy to a flash drive and download to their own iPad.
Golden Gate Computer Society SIG leader, Ron Matteri – 415.454.0714
GGCS (Golden Gate Computer Society), in conjunction with the San Rafael Public Library’s TechZone, will present a FREE SIG (Special Interest Group) in which users with iPads will learn to develop Keynote presentations so that they can display whatever they choose: photos, mementos, vacation travel, hobbies or family events in Keynote.
We will be using the library’s subscription to Lynda.com, an online technology learning tool. During the session attendees will create professional looking presentations on a TechZone iMac which they can then copy to a flash drive and download to their own iPad.
Part 1: Ron Matteri from GGCS will demonstrate creating a Keynote presentation.
Part 2: Move to the TechZone to create on our iMacs.
Bring your iPad or iPhone and a flash drive with your photos.
This class will repeat monthly – every 4th Tuesday of the month at 2 pm.
Come practice counting and measuring with a pizza themed storytime and hands-on activities! This program is for children aged 3-6 and their caregivers. We only eat pretend pizza at the library, but you’re going to be craving the real thing by the time you leave! Sign-up in person at the children’s reference desk, or by calling 415-485-3322.