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Ryandpulice
Level 2
12-22-2019
05:41 AM
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Hello,
I recently acquired a practice and am trying to figure out how to transfer the prior CPA’s EasyACCT files/data to my EasyACCT software. Is there a way to “download” all the EasyACCT files from one license to a flash drive and then “upload” them to my new license so I don’t lose the historical data? I’d assume I must do this for each year if I would like more than 1 year’s data.
Thank you
I recently acquired a practice and am trying to figure out how to transfer the prior CPA’s EasyACCT files/data to my EasyACCT software. Is there a way to “download” all the EasyACCT files from one license to a flash drive and then “upload” them to my new license so I don’t lose the historical data? I’d assume I must do this for each year if I would like more than 1 year’s data.
Thank you
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Ernie
Level 9
12-23-2019
06:07 PM
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I would contact support, we are just people on the internet with no connection to Intuit or EasyACCT.
Dusty
This forum is not for only Professionals or those who use Intuit products. The answers you receive may have been provided by someone with no experience – maybe someone who uses H&R Block software. Who knows.