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hartzmancpe@gma
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10-05-2020
10:10 AM
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qbteachmt
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10-05-2020
10:50 AM
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If you have the proverbial "shoe box" of loose papers and no financial statements, then it helps to use some sort of tool to organize the data. It doesn't have to be QB. It can be notepaper and an adding machine, even.
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