How does the Accountants Copy work in QuickBooks Premier Accountant 2010?
A client using QuickBooks Pro or Premier 2009 or 2010 sets a dividing date that determines prior and current periods, and then creates and transfers an Accountant’s Copy (.QBX). The client continues working on their QuickBooks file, and is restricted from changing the prior period. You receive the Accountant’s Copy from the client, and convert it to a working Accountant’s Copy (.QBA). You can add or adjust virtually all Banking, Sales, Customer and Vendor transactions and complete bank reconciliations. Additionally, you can adjust and merge the chart of accounts. There are some restrictions in what you can edit. You cannot edit transactions in the current period, but can add transactions. Once you have completed your changes, you can review the change summary, add a client note, and export the changes (.QBY). Your client can review the changes and then automatically import them into their working copy of QuickBooks. After import, the dividing date is removed, and you can “Set closing d
