Yesterday, at a construction site, while the construction worker was digging the MRT tunnel; accidentally, they burst an underground water pipe. This caused the entire worker at the site to stop work and activating an emergency plan to stop the water and to reduce the damages to the shops nearby. Collins Cobuild Dictionary: “Emergency: an […]

Few days ago, while I was browsing the Reckon’s FAQ’s, I discovered this useful information and I think QuickBooks user will benefit from it. Under Reckon’s FAQ ID: Q11873, it stated the Limitations in QuickBooks QBi 2008/09 (that is Asia’s version 2009/10). Maximum number of transactions: QuickBooks can handle a maximum of 2 billion transactions. […]

QuickBooks Portable file is a higher compression backup file. The file extension is ended with ‘.QBM’. To restore a QuickBooks Portable file, go to File menu and select ‘Open or Restore Company file’. In the ‘Open Company:Type’ window, select ‘Restore a portable file (.QBM)’ option. Then, click the next button to continue with the restoring […]

From the Report Centre, Employees & Payroll, allow you to print out some Payroll related reports. They are: Payroll Summary Payroll Item Detail Payroll Detail Review Payroll Transactions by Payee Payroll Transaction Detail Payroll Liability Balances Payroll Item Listing Employee Earnings Summary You can consider printing out Payroll Summary report which shows the detail breakdown […]

To pay your payroll liability such as CPF payment to CPF Board, click the ‘Related Payment Activities’ from the Payroll tab of the Employee Centre. From the ‘Related Payment Activities’ drop down list select ‘Create Custom Liability Payments’ option. In the Select Date Range for Liability window, select your date range for payroll liability payment. […]

From Employee Centre, click the Print button and select ‘Print Pay Slips’ feature. In the Print Pay Slips window, ensure the bank account and date range is correct. You have an option to change the Payslip style to either: <Standard – One per page> <Standard – Two per page> <Standard – Three per page> or  […]