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Welcome to the Bookkeeper/CPA group. This group is for conversations among bookkeepers, CPAs and the like, focused primarily on smaller company issues typically tackled by bookkeepers, CPAs, etc.

Challenges and Solutions for CPAs and their firms
Posted Fri, 08/12/2011 - 8:26am by Brenda Morris (CFO)
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Quickbooks 2010 Bug?
Posted Thu, 09/02/2010 - 10:01am by Mark Von Der Linn (Principal)
One of my clients upgraded recently to Quickbooks 2010 Professional Services. When you "Receive Payments", if you post a check to an invoice for a certain Job, but you select only the "Client" rather than "Client: Job", the payment will not show up for that Job in reports or anything else (even though it's a paid invoice for that Job).
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Counterfeit bills
Posted Wed, 07/07/2010 - 11:24am by Beth Long (Business Manager)
20% of our business is cash based. Recently a $100 bill was deemed by our bank to be suspect counterfeit and sent for testing to the US Treasury. The $100 was received for payment of services of $60 (for example) and $40 in change was given. How do we write off the sale? We can obviously write-off the $60 sale - is the $40 just an expense? Thanks.
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