I purchase the 2010 version and quickbooks says I need the previous owner information in order to use it. How can I obtain this information?
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there is no support for the 2010 version, so the only way to obtain the info is to contact the previous owner......sounds to me like you were taken.
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I had the same question. In a Quicken chat with a representative I was quaranteed that I lose none of the 2007 Deluxe investment tools if I purchase 2010 Deluxe version.
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No, unless you have the key code. Even with the key code, if someone had previously used it, it won't work. I had to get the 2009 version to allow it to work.
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I have receipts from 1998 that have the old .max filetype and Paperport 14.0 is able to open them.
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I wouldn't. I wish we had stated with quickbooks. The customer service at sage is really bad and they charge over $1,200 per year as a service contract.
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Yes, absolutely. That's how I use them every year. I do print to PDF first so I can look at them and keep an archival copy, but l do it from QuickBooks.
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I purchased Quickbooks from Amazon and got exactly what they said it was, Quickbooks. The support comes with the product and not the sales vendor.
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This is the most recent updated disc available. This should do the trick. Especially if your son's address didn't exist in 2010. Thank you!
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Hi D: The 2010 i have is a disk. I'am sure that you can also get it as a key card if you down load.
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Hi Debbie, Yes, as long as you are comfortable with the reduced functions. Your 2010 QB Pro will be able to open your 2008 QB company file. I recommend you make a backup before the migration which is a standard precaution when doing any changes to company file or upgrades. I hope that helps! Karl Sexton Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor Accounting On-Call, LLC Tampa, Brandon, Riverview (813) 787-7855 www.AccountingOn-Call.com
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There's a process in the owners manual for this. You can go on their web site for it.
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This information was probably included with the accompanying documentation (which was very scant, by the way, probably due to the fact that the device is a refurbished model). I no longer have the documentation, but I can ask a more computer-savvy person look at it and find out this info.
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Hi Abrat, My name is Kevin Garton, I work for NeatReceipts and can answer your question. NeatReceipts does have integration with Quickbooks. Rather than explaining it here, I'll direct you to a short video we created to show you exactly how. Just copy and paste the link below into your browser and go the the last video on this page. If you have any questions, you can call us at 1.866.632.8732 http://www.neatreceipts.com/customer-support/video-tutorials
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Edit: I have realized that this review links to different products entries so I will say to look for the product with specific year information indicated or with close enough graphics to see it.===========Nope! They COULD have been generic and reusable forms but TOPS prints the year on them in giant letters to encourage folks to buy new ones each year so you're best off looking for ones that say the most recent year. I have checked and was told that the IRS doesn't care about the big year imprint so one can supposedly reuse them (I am not authoritative on this, just what I heard), but some contractors may ask why it says a different year on it in big numbers. Edit: I have realized that this review links to different products entries so I will say to look for the product with specific year information indicated or with close enough graphics to see it.===========Nope! They COULD have been generic and reusable forms but TOPS prints the year on them in giant letters to encourage folks to buy new ones each year so you're best off looking for ones that say the most recent year. I have checked and was told that the IRS doesn't care about the big year imprint so one can supposedly reuse them (I am not authoritative on this, just what I... » Read More Edit: I have realized that this review links to different products entries so I will say to look for the product with specific year information indicated or with close enough graphics to see it.===========Nope! They COULD have been generic and reusable forms but TOPS prints the year on them in giant letters to encourage folks to buy new ones each year so you're best off looking for ones that say the most recent year. I have checked and was told that the IRS doesn't care about the big year imprint so one can supposedly reuse them (I am not authoritative on this, just what I heard), but some contractors may ask why it says a different year on it in big numbers. « Show Less
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You can make a copy of your company file to send to your Accountant and he will be able to open the copy and work with it, but he will not be able to send back a copy with changes that you can use. He can list the changes he makes but you will have to enter manually. I hope that helps! Karl Sexton Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor Accounting On-Call, LLC Tampa, Brandon, Riverview (813) 787-7855
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Unfortunately, I never used quickbooks, so I don't know the difference. I am just beginning to use quicken, as well.
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I don't really care. You can go to the company's website and get the info on your own. That's what I would do.