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The NEXT button on the main form?

May I hijack this discussion for my question? I have more than one checking account. When the first account is displayed, then it's displayed correctly. I have a main form, frmBankAccounts, bound to qryBankAccounts which displays all back accounts. The subform, subfrmCheckRegister is bound...

Thanks for your thoughts. My version of QB, 2013, has limited exporting. The Vendor and Customer lists have a direct to Excel. The Transactions are a report which requires a lot of editing, etc. I will check into OFX. I don't remember seeing it. Thanks

Agreed 100%

This from a liberal site. https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/trump-and-children-face-250-million-tax-evasion-charges/

Thanks George

Actually they do have a QBD version. You have to search their site. It's 250 pounds per year.

Thanks. That's for QBO. I don't know why it doesn't work for QBD.

Has anyone connected QuickBooks files to Access? If so, what did you use. I have Access 2019 and QuickBooks Accountant 2013. It looks like I would have to purchase an ODBC driver. Thanks

Those of us remember before this law that women were dying from illegal abortions. If the freaking liberals didn't demand free and late term abortions, this decision probably would have been left alone.

Well if Hawaii isn't in the US then Obama isn't American born and shouldn't have been president.

Lesbians can and do get pregnant

Abortions will go down.

Good. She shouldn't breed.

I was just going to search for this!

Welcome !

Show me one example where the rich person evaded taxes. I showed you what happened to the Wrigley heirs.

Yes, the rich do get hit. Remember when SCOTUS legalized same sex marriage? Do you know what case that was? Two ladies were legally married in their state but the feds didn't recognize it. One lady, with an estate valued over 5 million passed away. Her surviving spouse should not have to pay...

And why shouldn't your father pay his fair share? You think only the rich get hit? The provisions of the TCJA, which doubled the exclusion rate for inheritance is set to expire in 2025. I had a client that just missed the federal taxes but got hit with state. Her estate was mostly her 401k and...

Similar in the US. I recently retired from income tax preparation. Client received a generous inheritance from his aunt in a PAT (personal asset) trust. He insisted everything was tax free and that if there was any tax the trust would pay it. He was wrong.