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  • October 24, 2017 at 11:23 pm #112790 Reply

    Paula

    Hi there,

    I have recently acquired a new client who set up their own QBO account It is their (first year in business and they are brand new to QBO) they have set it up or entered the information, or even imported the banking entries correctly. Is there a way to delete all the entries and start again from scratch?

    Cheers
    Paula

    October 24, 2017 at 11:29 pm #112887 Reply

    Crystalynn Shelton
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    HI Paula,

    Unfortunately there is no way to wipe a file completely clean. If it is beyond repair then it might be worth it to close that account and start a brand new one. Since the userid is generally an email address, you will have to use a new one for the new QuickBooks Online account.

    Thanks for reading!
    Crystalynn Shelton

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