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How to Permanently Stop QuickBooks Error -6177 0?

One of the most common error user usually faces is QuickBooks error 6177 0. Whenever you create a new company file in QuickBooks, it gets saved in the company file folder whereas the path of the company file gets saved in QuickBooks. When you try to access the company file,

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Don’t Panic! 3 Ways to Fix QuickBooks Error 6144 82?

If your network have been set up incorrectly, then you may face QuickBooks error 6144 82. The error appears when a user tries to run QuickBooks Desktop or open a company file. Fortunately, there is a simple solution to this error that one can implement by renaming .ND and .TLG

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QuickBooks Export to Excel not Working! Here’s How to Fix it

QuickBooks has from time and again has worked to solve the issues that may arise in its software and one such error reported quite often is “QuickBooks Export to Excel not working” error. Exporting QuickBooks to excel does not include much complications but one few rare cases, technical errors may

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Merge QuickBooks Company Files – The Right Way

In many cases, a QuickBooks user might want to merge two QuickBooks company files into one, but unfortunately, the feature to merge two QuickBooks files into one is currently not available in QuickBooks. As each QuickBooks company file is distinct and varies from each other, it is not possible to

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How Struggling Businesses Can Keep Their Customers

The COVID-19 pandemic and the lockdowns have affected some businesses far more than others. Restaurants are a good example. At one point, they were closed. Then they could reopen, but only for outdoor dining. Then indoor dining was allowed, albeit at a fraction of full capacity. The stand-up bar side

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5 Steps to Take to Emerge a Winner After COVID-19

For most of us, the last 12 months have been a rollercoaster, a fast-track MBA in change management and and definitely an era with a steep learning curve, particularly in terms of technology tools. When the COVID-19 pandemic began in early 2020, I started bringing different communities within industries together, with

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How the Tax Court Upholds IRS Employment Choices

In three previous columns, I discussed often-overlooked IRS tax breaks available in 2021 for freelancers, consultants and other self-employed individuals who pay their sons and daughters reasonable wages for work actually done by the children on behalf of their businesses. One discussed dealing with retirement benefits like Social Security taxes.

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How to Avoid Burning Out During Tax Season

Do you agree to everything asked of you because saying “no” feels uncomfortable? As you spread yourself too thin or agree to work outside of scope, you experience burnout, resentment or cynical thoughts. It’s not sustainable, especially during tax season. Consider the client who calls you in a panic to prepare

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