Resources

Intuit Related Sites

QuickBooks.com - The official QuickBooks site.

QuickBooks Accountants - The official Intuit site for accountants using QuickBooks.

Intuit Developers Network - The site for software developers wanting to integrate into QuickBooks.

QuickBooks Canada - The QuickBooks site for Canadian users and accountants.

QuickBooks Online Blog - A blog by the QuickBooks online team.

IDN Advisory Council - Brings together developers and ProAdvisors in an effort to provide better solutions to QuickBook's end users.

QuickBooks ProAdvisor Referral Database - Official QuickBooks site to find a ProAdvisor in your geographical or specialty area.

QuickBooks Solutions MarketPlace - Official QuickBooks site for locating third party add-on products.

Custom Software Solutions - Need custom software written that interfaces with QuickBooks? Find a list of over 300 developers who can create a custom software product for you.

Top Third Party Sites

http://www.4luvofbiz.com - focused on accountants, but with lots of great info and articles

http://sleeter.com/ - Home of The Sleeter Group. Provides lots of great training and books.

Forums & Groups

QuickBooks Group on Yahoo 2000 members asking and answering QuickBooks-related questions.

IDN Advisory Council Forum - Formerly QBIntegrators on Yahoo. Community for QuickBooks consultants, developers, and prospective customers for add-ons and integration.

QuickBookUsers.com - Forum for all kinds of QuickBooks related information.

Yahoo Groups related to QuickBooks - Lists groups large and small.

Newsletters

QuickBooks Extra - monthly newsletter for QuickBooks users.

Bloggers

QuickBooks Online

QuickBooksBlog.com

real estate accounting in quickbooks

Taxguru.net

Book About Intuit

Inside Intuit - Written by Intuit veteran Suzanne Taylor and seasoned business manager Kathy Schroeder-who were granted exclusive interviews with founder Scott Cook and other key figures- Inside Intuit tells this company's original and fascinating tale for the first time. The book vividly recounts each dramatic stage of Intuit's development: from initial conception to "bet the company" investments; from strokes of marketing genius to disastrous product launches; and from battles for survival to successive victories against arch-rival Microsoft-the company no one else could beat.