Edward Martin

Accountant’s Copy in QuickBooks is a provision given to the business owners to send a part of their company data to the accountant or accounting firm they have hired. This allows only the required information to be shared with the CPA. Once the CPA/accountant has worked on the file, the accountant’s copy (.qba) is sent back and the changes are imported into the original company file.  In certain cases there might arise a situation where the user might have lost the company file backup and the file’s data got corrupted, that is when you need to open accountant’s copy in QuickBooks. The accountant’s copy or accountant transfer file (.qba or .qbx) is to be converted to a working QuickBooks data file (.qbw) before you can work with it. That is what we are going to discuss in this article so follow the complete article for detailed instructions.

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Edward Martin

Edward Martin is a Technical Content Writer for our leading Accounting firm. He has over 10 years of experience in QuickBooks and Xero. He has also worked with Sage, FreshBooks, and many other software platforms. Edward’s passion for clarity, accuracy, and innovation is evident in his writing. He is well versed in how to simplify complex technical concepts and turn them into easy-to-understand content for our readers.