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2lovegroves
October 16, 2020
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I have now linked a Euro account to quick books self employed and the transactions are listed in sterling in the total for income or expenses after I have reviewed them.  This is great, however the amount does not quite match the current exchange rate, can you confirm what exchange rate is being used?

Best answer by EmmaM

Hi 2lovegroves, The non Self Employed QuickBooks products use the New York Stock Exchange rates for currencies. Your bank would also use a currency rate which may not be the same one. As QuickBooks Self Employed does not have the multi-currency option it will always pull through in GBP any bank accounts and will not show any conversion as it does not have the capacity to show 2 currencies. There is the option of using the small business packages which will show in the currency the bank is in and show rates or of manually uploading a CSV with figures correct for the rates you are using for conversion.

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October 16, 2020

Hi 2lovegroves The exchange rate used will be the date of the actual transaction by your bank.The self employed product doesn't account for multi-currency transactions and exchange rates. 

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2lovegrovesAuthor
October 16, 2020

Hi there

 
Thanks for the answer.  I’m still a bit confused though.  It seems that amount is imported from the euro account in euro but then reflected in sterling for the expenses.  If this is the case then that’s great, my observation is that the sterling amount is nearly, but not quite, what I would expect the exchange rate to be over this period.  So my question is that a complete coincidence and i should continue to add the transactions in manually using the relevant daily exchange rate or is this a function that quickbooks is now building in?
 
Where has the sterling amount come from?
 
screen shot of some transactions below.
 
Cheers
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EmmaMAnswer
October 16, 2020

Hi 2lovegroves, The non Self Employed QuickBooks products use the New York Stock Exchange rates for currencies. Your bank would also use a currency rate which may not be the same one. As QuickBooks Self Employed does not have the multi-currency option it will always pull through in GBP any bank accounts and will not show any conversion as it does not have the capacity to show 2 currencies. There is the option of using the small business packages which will show in the currency the bank is in and show rates or of manually uploading a CSV with figures correct for the rates you are using for conversion.

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