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What is a QuickBooks ProAdvisor? 
 

A QuickBooks ProAdvisor is not and Intuit employee. Quite the contrary, a QuickBooks ProAdvisor is generally an independent business person with skills and knowledge in three specific areas:  

  1. Technology - More than just and understanding of personal computing, networking, data processing, sorting and reporting.

  2. Accounting – Bookkeeping, Inventory, Recording and Reporting

  3. QuickBooks itself – Mastering the program in order to exploit its many modules so that the end user (the client) receives the most value from the program and the relationship with the QuickBook ProAdvisor.

 

A Quickbooks ProAdvisor can be an Accountant, Certified Public Accountant, Certified Bookkeeper, General or Full Charge Bookkeeper, Lawyer, and Enrolled Agent or most anyone with a propensity and will to master a segment of technology. They can be a technologist with the flair for accounting and its principles. Basically, a QuickBooks ProAdvisor is someone who holds themselves out as an expert, knowledgeable with QuickBooks. To sum it up a QuickBooks ProAdvisor is a person who has extensive experience with the product and the will to share that knowledge.
 

Generally before someone becomes a QuickBooks ProAdvisor they have had their fair share of life and work experience. Some QuickBooks ProAdvisor’s strive to go even further and obtain a certification by sitting for a stringent examination and be designated a Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor. Others go on to specialize as a Certified Point of Sale Advisor and/or Certified Enterprise Solutions Provider. Still others go on to the ultimate designation of Certified Advanced ProAdvisor. The Intuit certification process is so strict it is recognized by the NASBA and the IRS of being worthy of continuing education credits for their respective professionals.
 

Engaging a QuickBooks ProAdvisor to help you setup your system will save you time and money. It is a very efficient way to make sure the most important piece of your business’ technology is utilized to it highest capacity.


A Quickbooks ProAdvisor can be an Accountant, Certified Public Accountant, Certified Bookkeeper, General or Full Charge Bookkeeper, Lawyer, and Enrolled Agent or most anyone with a propensity and will to master a segment of technology. They can be a technologist with the flair for accounting and its principles. Basically, a QuickBooks ProAdvisor is someone who holds themselves out as an expert, knowledgeable with QuickBooks. To sum it up a QuickBooks ProAdvisor is a person who has extensive experience with the product and the will to share that knowledge.

 

provided by "National Society of Tax Professionals Oct 2008 Tax Alert Magazine and used here with permission"

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A Quickbooks ProAdvisor can be an Accountant, Certified Public Accountant, Certified Bookkeeper, General or Full Charge Bookkeeper, Lawyer, and Enrolled Agent or most anyone with a propensity and will to master a segment of technology. They can be a technologist with the flair for accounting and its principles. Basically, a QuickBooks ProAdvisor is someone who holds themselves out as an expert, knowledgeable with QuickBooks. To sum it up a QuickBooks ProAdvisor is a person who has extensive experience with the product and the will to share that knowledge.

An Enrolled Agent (EA) is a federally-authorized tax practitioner or preparer that has proven his/her ability and technical expertise in the field of federal taxation. As a result g one must prove their ability in one of two ways; first by taking a stringent exam that explores all aspects of federal taxation code. The other way the designation can be earned is by working for the IRS in a capacity of interpreting and applying the federal code for 5 years.  The EA is then empowered or entitled by the U.S. Department of the Treasury to represent taxpayers before all administrative levels of the Internal Revenue Service for audits, collections, and appeals. Also known as ‘admitted to practice before the IRS.  An EA is bound to the ethics and practices set forth by the US Treasury outlined in circular 230.

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