ACPEN: K2’s Implementing Internal Controls In QuickBooks Online Environments

Overview

The QuickBooks Online (QBO) ecosystem is rapidly expanding, with millions of small businesses now relying on it for their accounting and business management needs. However, many QBO implementations lack adequate internal control infrastructures, which can lead to potential risks and inefficiencies. This is often due to a lack of understanding of the internal control options available in the cloud-based version of QuickBooks and how to implement them effectively.

Join our session to learn about the four common types of internal controls and how to assess the internal control structure of a small business. We'll guide you through the opportunities to enhance internal controls in QBO environments using features found within the application. Additionally, you'll discover additional internal control procedures for situations where adequate controls cannot be established in QBO. Contrary to popular belief, QBO-based organizations can indeed benefit from strong internal controls, and this session will show you how.

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Highlights

• Critical risks in QBO environments
• Internal control options that can mitigate risk to prudently acceptable levels
• Enabling alternative control measures to improve internal controls in QuickBooks environments

Prerequisites

Fundamental knowledge of internal controls and QuickBooks Online solutions

Designed For

Accountants and other business professionals who want to improve internal controls in QuickBooks Online environments

Objectives

• Identify the importance of internal controls in QuickBooks environments
• Distinguish between the four common types of internal controls and provide examples of each
• Analyze the relative strength or weakness of a QuickBooks-based organization's internal control structure
• Choose and implement appropriate internal controls using tools and features found in various editions
  of QBO

Preparation

 None