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November 21, 2021
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How would one go about tracking two businesses in QB, one a for-profit and one a non-profit?

  • November 21, 2021
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Best answer by katherinejoyceO

It's my pleasure to answer your concern today, @mckeever-fab-gma

 

In QuickBooks Online, one QBO account is to one company file. Hence, each company you'll create needs an additional subscription. 

 

You'll want to check out this link to know more about our plans and pricing: https://quickbooks.intuit.com/pricing/.

 

For future reference, read through this article and learn about managing multiple companies in QuickBooks Online. 

 

Visit us here in the Community again, and I'll be here to guide you with your other or additional concerns. 

 

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katherinejoyceO
November 21, 2021

It's my pleasure to answer your concern today, @mckeever-fab-gma

 

In QuickBooks Online, one QBO account is to one company file. Hence, each company you'll create needs an additional subscription. 

 

You'll want to check out this link to know more about our plans and pricing: https://quickbooks.intuit.com/pricing/.

 

For future reference, read through this article and learn about managing multiple companies in QuickBooks Online. 

 

Visit us here in the Community again, and I'll be here to guide you with your other or additional concerns. 

 

Fiat Lux - ASIA
November 22, 2021

@mckeever-fab-gma 

One QBO account is for one company file. You can manage branches/divisions by utilizing the Class/Location feature available in QBO Plus and Advanced. Otherwise you should open a new account.

https:// quickbooks.grsm.io/US

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Another option, purchase the one time license of QBD 2020 or 2021 to manage multi company files.