Call QuickBooks Customer Care to know how to create a New QuickBooks Company File from an Existing One
Are you attempting to establish a new QuickBooks company file? That is no longer a challenging task. You don’t have to start from the beginning when creating a new QuickBooks company file from a current one. Rather, you can get a head start by using the copy, user accounts, customer lists, vendor lists, templates, and preferences from an existing company file. This guide is useful whether you’re new to QuickBooks or have used it for a long time. We’ve gone over all of the options for creating a new QB company file from an existing one. If you run into any problems, don’t feel free to contact the QuickBooks customer care team. Before you do that, try the following procedures… Remember to read these expert advices for a rapid fix. Confirm that only one company’s subscription has been activated for QuickBooks Desktop Payroll, Direct Deposit, E-file, and E-pay. QuickBooks may not be able to eliminate all transactions if you have payroll data from the previous year. If you...