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- Limitations - Xero - Workarounds - Accounts receivable and payable
- Limitations - Xero - Workarounds - No name transactions
- Limitations - Xero - Workarounds - Payroll
- Limitations - Xero - Workarounds - Transaction types
- Limitations - Xero - Workarounds - VAT/Tax
- Limitations - Xero - Workarounds - Bank and credit cards
- Limitations - Xero - Workarounds - Rounding/decimal places
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- Limitations - All destinations - Foreign Currency
- Limitations - QuickBooks - General - Complications
- Limitations - QuickBooks - Workarounds - Bank
- Limitations - QuickBooks - Workarounds - Credit cards
- Limitations - QuickBooks - Workarounds - Decimals/rounding
- Limitations - QuickBooks - Workarounds - Multiple payables or receivables
- Limitations - QuickBooks - Workarounds - Payroll
- Limitations - QuickBooks - Workarounds - Sage batches
- Limitations - QuickBooks - Workarounds - Transaction types
- Limitations - QuickBooks - Workarounds - VAT/Tax
- Limitations - QuickBooks - General - Complications - General
- Limitations - QuickBooks - What data will be converted?
- Limitations - QuickBooks - What data won't be converted?
- Limitations - Complications - Volume limits
- Limitations - Complications - Converting from Sage
- Limitations - Complications - Converting from FreeAgent
- Limitations - VAT/Tax Returns Don't Agree
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- Post-conversion - QuickBooks - Bank reconciliation
- Post-conversion tasks - QuickBooks - VAT/tax
- Post-conversion tasks - QuickBooks - Undeposited funds
- Post-conversion tasks - QuickBooks - Foreign currency
- Post Conversion - QuickBooks - FreeAgent Corporation Tax Calculations
- Post-conversion - QuickBooks - Services
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- Limitations - Sage - What data won't be converted?
- Limitations - Sage - Workarounds - Invoice numbers
- Limitations - Sage - Workarounds - Decimals
- Limitations - Sage - Workarounds - Accounts payable and receivable
- Limitations - Sage - Workarounds - VAT/Tax
- Limitations - Sage - Workarounds - PayPal
- Limitations - Sage - Workarounds - Transaction types
- Limitations - Sage - Workarounds - Contacts
- Limitations - Sage - Workarounds - Payroll
- Limitations - All destinations - Foreign Currency
- Limitations - Complications - From QuickBooks
- Limitations - Sage - Complications - From Sage Desktop
- Limitations - Sage - General - Complications
- Limitations - Sage - What data will be converted?
- Limitations - Complications - Converting from FreeAgent
- Limitations - VAT/Tax Returns Don't Agree
- Limitations - Complications - Volume limits
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- Post-conversion - Sage - File VAT/tax
- Post-conversion - Sage - Foreign currency
- Post-conversion - Sage - Misc
- Post Conversion - Sage - Check VAT/Tax
- Post conversion - Sage - Set-VAT/Tax-details
- Sage Import (UK and Ireland)
- Sage Import (Canada)
- Post Conversion – Sage – FreeAgent Corporation Tax Calculations
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Limitations
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Post-Conversion Tasks
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Troubleshooting post-conversion
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- Troubleshooting - General - Invoices/Bills or bank transaction prior to the data I selected to convert from have been included
- Troubleshooting - General - "No Name" or "Default" customer or supplier balances
- Troubleshooting - General - "No Name" (Xero) or "Default" (QuickBooks Online) contacts
- Troubleshooting - General - VAT/tax Accounts / Balances
- Troubleshooting - General - Movemybooks Suspense Account
- Troubleshooting - General - VAT/Tax Returns
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Post-conversion tasks – QuickBooks – Undeposited funds
Undeposited Funds (QuickBooks Desktop)
If converting from QuickBooks Desktop an “Undeposited Funds (old)” bank account will be created during the conversion. This will appear in addition to the system Undeposited Funds account.
Your desktop undeposited funds transactions will have been converted into this new undeposited funds bank account.
If the balance is nil this bank account it can be made inactive and ignored.
If there is a balance on this account, there will have been a balance in the undeposited funds system account in QuickBooks Desktop. In order to clear this balance, when (post-conversion) any funds relating to converted transactions are deposited in the bank, instead of depositing funds in the usual way (and specifying they are deposited from the system undeposited funds account) a transfer or journal entry should be made in QuickBooks Online. This would be a journal from the “Undeposited Funds (old)” (bank) account to the bank account the funds are being deposited into.
Any new transactions entered in QuickBooks Online can use the system undeposited funds feature and will not be posted to the “Undeposited Funds (old)” bank account created during the conversion. These can be handled in the normal way without any transfer journal being required.