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I need to consolidate Intuit QBO and ITO realms created at different times, using the same login.

sean4
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Example: QBO login has Company A, while same login to ITO has Company B. I need to combine Company A and B so data from QBO will transfer to ITO.
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itonewbie
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Contact Support.

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qbteachmt
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Company A should send the accountant an invitation and then I'm pretty sure that makes the access available through the QBO Accountant portal and to link to ITO.

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itonewbie
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@qbteachmtWouldn't that use up one quota for accountant under that client's account?

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qbteachmt
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"Wouldn't that use up one quota for accountant under that client's account?"

Sure, but isn't that the point? There is a difference between Accountant invites and Users.

They seem to want to prepare taxes for multiple companies.

Unless this person is describing that one business entity ("company") is split into 2 QuickBooks profiles, which would be an error.

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itonewbie
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I might not have read the OP's question correctly but it sounded to me the OP is trying to consolidate two separate QBO accounts.

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qbteachmt
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"but it sounded to me the OP is trying to consolidate two separate QBO accounts."

Well, one business cannot be managed by tracking the bookkeeping in two different places. Or, I suppose you can, but isn't that referred to as "keeping a second set of books" when "cooking?"

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itonewbie
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No, this is a case of THE Accountant having two separate Intuit accounts (Realms); Client A was set up under Intuit account 1 and Client B under Intuit account 2.  THE Accountant would now like to consolidate both clients under one single Intuit account (Realm).

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qbteachmt
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Okay, I guess I don't know what this is: "THE Accountant would now like to consolidate both clients under one single Intuit account (Realm)."

They already stated they have the one log in.

I have one Intuit ID. I log into QBO to any one company data file (including my own, a test file); I log into QBOA to see a multiple client listings (multiple test/sample files, really), which also is where I can add QBO accounts to that listing (I could add real QBO customers, for example). From there I log into, or select to switch to, the PTO interface, which shows those QBO accounts I have "linked over" (I don't know how else to state it) and now I also see the far right would allow me to create tax returns for any of them.

Now, for my Intuit ID products, that is a bit of a mess when I log into "CAMPS." Top right I still see 3 to select from, and used to see 5 "Company names" because I used to have multiple Intuit IDs (testing used to require us to create new Intuit accounts) and I finally got them merged into this one. I also see my products are scattered across 2 of those 3 accounts at the top. This top right menu allows you to Transfer to Admin another username, though, and I did that when I left one job; transferred them to the new person. For my school, the person adding me as a user no longer existed and there is no provision to remove yourself except if you are the Admin; Intuit had to help me do that part.

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