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Posted by Jim M. on April 17, 2006, 5:17 am
Please log in for more thread options Using 1 file (set) is an option.
Each user must decide what is best in their situation.
Jim M.
>I don't agree with your advice about 2 separate Quicken Files. I have my
>own business setup as a Sole Proprietorship and use only 1 file. When you
>first setup the business, you can choose either cash or accrual. Having 1
>file keeps things much simpler.
>
> Help is also available at the Quicken Forums.
> http://www.quickenforums.com/index.jspa
>
> Greg
>
>> The best comes with Quicken ---
>> Use the HELP button and all of its features
>> If you can't find it in the table of contents, use the index and/or
>> search.
>>
>> I suggest you set up two (2) files - 1 for home and 1 for business
>> Your home account s/b on a cash basis
>> Your business account s/b on an accrual basis
>>
>> ... and last but not least ---
>> Practice make perfect (almost!)
>> If everything else fail, read the instructions (HELP)
>> Good luck,
>> Jim
>>
>>
>>> My wife has a small business. I am looking to set it up in Quicken along
>>> with our home accounts. What book(s) or websites would be recommended to
>>> enlighten me on how to do this?
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>> Mike
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
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