Fiscal Year-to-Last Month report filter: In addition to the reports available in prior versions of QuickBooks, users can now generate a “This Year to Last Month” report. View outstanding bills, item receipts, and purchase orders in one location instead of gathering multiple reports. Bill Tracker: Similar to the “Income Tracker”, this new feature gives users an instant view of “money-out” transactions. Some other features introduced with 2016 included: There were also huge improvements made for Mac users with 2016, allowing better and faster performance. This included using prior account balances to locate account discrepancies, managing lists more actively with the list changes function, and period copy reporting capabilities, to name a few. When QuickBooks 2016 was released to all users, Intuit unlocked tools that were previously only usable by accountants. Does 2018 have what it takes to convert lovers of 2016? Let’s take a look… 2016 Features 
Those who enjoy the latest and greatest have probably jumped onto the QuickBooks 2018 bandwagon already, but does it actually have some game-changing features? We’ll take a look at the new features of 2018, and compare it with the much-loved 2016 edition of QuickBooks to see which is more beneficial for companies.
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