Bookkeeping basics
The plain-English guide to how the books work — accounts, debits and credits, reconciliation — before any software training.
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One-on-one QuickBooks training from a QuickBooks ProAdvisor, taught live on your own company file — built around your role, your industry, and the New York tasks that trip people up. Every session is recorded.
Fixed fee, all 62 counties.
New York rule: a sales-tax return must be filed by its due date even when the business made no taxable sales or purchases in the period; sessions cover pulling each period’s figures from QuickBooks, zero periods included. Source: NYS Tax Department, filing sales tax returns.
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If your file needs our paid diagnostic first, its fee is credited in full against the cleanup. Either way, you get a fixed fee in writing before any work starts.
New York QuickBooks training is live, one-on-one instruction on your own company file over screen-share, built around what you actually do: bank-feed categorizing, reconciling, invoicing, reports and filing sales tax at NYC’s 8.875% combined rate. It runs a few focused hours, recorded for your use, on one fixed fee scoped in writing before the first session.
They took something that felt overwhelming to me as a first-year business owner and made it simple.
What stood out the most was TechBrot Inc’s attention to detail.


Every session is scoped to your role and your file, delivered live by a TechBrot QuickBooks ProAdvisor and recorded for the team.
Entering income and expenses, categorizing bank-feed transactions correctly, and setting up bank rules so the routine work stays fast and accurate instead of piling up.
How to reconcile bank and credit-card accounts every month, what to do when it won’t balance, and why reconciliation is the habit that keeps your books trustworthy.
Tracking destination-based sales tax including NYC’s 8.875% combined rate, and preparing the quarterly New York State return so it reconciles to the books rather than being reconstructed later.
Creating and sending invoices, recording payments, managing who owes you, and keeping accounts receivable clean so cash flow reflects reality.
Running and reading the profit-and-loss, balance sheet, and the handful of reports that actually tell you how the New York business is doing.
We coordinate directly with your CPA or EA, who files your New York and federal returns and the NYC UBT.
A video tutorial can show you which buttons to click. It can’t tell you whether your NYC sales-tax item is set up correctly for your industry, or why your reconciliation keeps drifting by a few dollars every month. The mechanics are the easy part — and increasingly, automation handles the routine data entry on its own.
Training from a QuickBooks ProAdvisor teaches the judgment behind the clicks: why a transaction belongs in one account and not another, how to read what a report is really telling you, and what to check first when the New York books look wrong. That’s the layer that keeps you confident in your own QuickBooks long after the session ends. Explore ongoing monthly bookkeeping
Checked against the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance.
Every engagement runs on three roles: a client advisor who scopes it and stays your point of contact, a senior bookkeeper who prepares your setup and monthly close in your software, and a Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor who reviews every close before it reaches you. A U.S.-based bookkeeper is available on request; we can share their public directory profile with you.
Senior bookkeepers who specialize in rental portfolios and Xero, and specialist partner practices for trust accounting for law firms and CFO advisory. We bring the right one onto your engagement when your business calls for it, under the same standards and review.
The plain-English guide to how the books work — accounts, debits and credits, reconciliation — before any software training.
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QuickBooks training is live, one-on-one instruction from a QuickBooks ProAdvisor, delivered remotely over screen-share on your own company file. Rather than a generic course, each session is built around what you actually do in QuickBooks — your transactions, your reports, and the New York tasks like sales-tax filing that matter to your business. Every session is recorded so you and your team can refer back to it later.
Training is priced as one fixed fee, scoped in writing for the sessions you need. Most New York business owners and bookkeepers need only a few focused sessions rather than a long course, because training is targeted to exactly what you need to learn. We confirm the fee before the first session — to book, call (877) 751-5575 or schedule a free call online.
Both. TechBrot’s senior reviewer, a Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor, holds the Intuit QuickBooks Certification Level 2 and QuickBooks Workforce Certification, so training is delivered on whichever version your business runs. If you’re deciding between Online and Desktop, that conversation is part of the session — and if you haven’t set up yet, we’d start with QuickBooks setup first.
Owners, in-house bookkeepers, and office managers at New York businesses who keep their own books and want to do it correctly and efficiently. Training is role-based — an owner who mainly reviews reports needs different sessions than a bookkeeper running daily data entry — so we tailor the content to who’s being trained and what they’re responsible for.
Yes — it’s one of the most requested topics for New York businesses. Sessions cover setting up QuickBooks to track destination-based sales tax, including New York City’s 8.875% combined rate, and preparing the quarterly New York State return so your filing reconciles to the books. Getting sales tax tracked correctly in QuickBooks is one of the most common things New York owners get wrong, and it’s straightforward once you’ve been shown how.
Training teaches you to run QuickBooks yourself; bookkeeping is us doing it for you. You can start with training to get confident, then move to monthly bookkeeping as they grow and want the time back. If your file already has problems, training won’t fix those — that’s a cleanup — but we’ll tell you which one you need.
No. TechBrot is a bookkeeping and advisory firm — we teach you the software and keep your books accurate, but we do not file tax returns or represent clients before tax authorities. We coordinate directly with your CPA or EA, who files your New York and federal returns and the NYC UBT.
Tell us who uses QuickBooks and where they get stuck. We’ll tell you what training would fix.
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