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account QB: How do you change the account type without affecting the transactions tied to it?

In my experience it is hit and miss, sometimes when you change the account QB asks if you want historical changes made, occasionally it does not.

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account QB: How do I delete owners equity double entry? Would that be a journal entry? Also, why isn’t there a register for this account? Thanks

The “Retained earnings” account is the one that has no register, no matter what it is Named in a specific file. This is the account QB uses to “close the year’s Net Income” for the first date of the new year, so that income and expense can start at 0 […]

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