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How do you turn this off. I dont like it and I didnt ask for it and It annoys me that they introduced it without first informing me. Im wasting time having to switch back to classic view all the time and Its driving me ( and looking online lots of others ) mad
More detail: the 'link' is still there. And the option for that bank account is still there. Yet, 5 years worth of info has disappeared. I don't understand why this might have happened. I didn't delete any info from that bank.
The standard pointers seem to deal with making an account Inactive, not reversing the process. There's got to be a tick box somewhere ...
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The service includes sale price and cost price can I cannot see anywhere that the cost price is report
Hello.We are incorporating an existing Sole Trade business into a Limited Company. We are primarily a retail shop and cafe. The new company has 2 directors - the previous sole trader and her partner. The business is being transferred as a going concern in its entirety.We have opted to sell the assets (shop stock, equipment, goodwill etc.) to the new Ltd. Company. These assets have been valued. We understand that the Ltd Company should be invoiced for the value of the assets, and we have drawn up that invoice.The Ltd. company cannot pay for the assets immediately. So we have set up a Director's Loan account - this currently only records the cash transfer made from the Sole Trader bank account to the new company.We now want to record the assets which the company has been invoiced for but will remain a Liability for now.I can't get my head around how this should be recorded as ?Journal Entries?. If anyone can walk me through the steps, I'd be very grateful!
I own a rental property that has increased in value. I've been advised to record this in an Equity account called "Revaluation Reserve". Looking elsewhere on the QB Community, I've seen that this should be balanced against an "Other Income" account called "Unrealized Gains/Losses". If the house has increased in value, is it correct to put a debit into "Revaluation Reserve" and a credit into "Unrealized Gains/Losses"?
We are trying to produce a Daily Sales Summary Report (which we were able to do successfully on QBDT.We have customised the Sales by Customer Detail (nearest we could find to DSSR), but there is no option for NETT AMOUNT which is crucial to our reporting. Does anyone have a workaround?
We set our USA clients up in USD. When i pull a report through it pulls through the GBP. I need the USD figures that we invoiced the client not the GBP. I spend hours converting them to USD to send across to the accountant as we are paid in USD. Is there a way around this without having 2 QB accounts one in GBP and the other in USD? Thank you Jean
Hi all - I just wanted to raise awareness of a bug in QBO We have foreign currency customers and suppliers Currency is USD We have regular, invoices that we simply copy - change minor details - date is automatically updated - then send We have just noticed that the foreign exchange rate (FX) is also copied and NOT auto updated, even though the date changed. The high risk (of forgetting) workaround is to change the date then change it back to the date you want in order to get QBO to update the FX rate with the relevant rate for the date on the invoice or bill. Is this something that can be updated in QBO?? How do we notify the code writers/ programmers?There is significant impact when reporting P&L Regards,Lee
What is the best way to record a loan from the Director to the company account?
the report shows every estimate even the closed ones, my report is too large i don't want to see all quotes in qb. I want to be able to filter by status
..and different amounts when I upload their receipts (via email) and intuit uses default rate from the purchase date. When there are many such transactions, it's almost impossible to match and tell which one is which
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