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Huge difference between multiple locations of the same business and
different companies. Any CPA worth their rates would know how tell when
a separate set of books is required for your specific set up and advise
for such, if for nothing more than tax liability purposes. If not
needed as multiple companies then the CPA should be able to adjust the
accounts in QB as well so you don't need multiple companies.
Jason Ferguson
Motorworks Performance
<A HREF ="http://www.motorworksperformance.com">http://www.motorworksperformance.com</A>
<<A HREF ="http://www.motorworksperformance.com/> ">http://www.motorworksperformance.com/> </A>
Roadmaster Active Suspension of Florida, LLC
<A HREF ="http://www.rasfl.com <http://www.rasfl.com/> ">http://www.rasfl.com <http://www.rasfl.com/> </A>
Webs Your Way
<A HREF ="http://www.websyourway.com <http://www.websyourway.com/> ">http://www.websyourway.com <http://www.websyourway.com/> </A>
In a message dated 3/17/2004 8:28:37 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[email protected] writes:
QBooks uses 'Classes' to track and segregate multiple locations with one
database. This is a critical feature that reduces redundancy in data
entry, time in transferring data, and generating company reports.
What are the chances of incorporating this feature in Synchro? I'm not
keen on working from multiple QBooks companies....and neither is my CPA.
Tina
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