Beginning Balance: We are converting to Quickbooks beginning Jan 1. Can we just put the the beginning Cash balance to be able to write checks and input the other beginning balances later?
If you want beginning balance on Jan 1, use Dec 31st transaction date (that becomes the correct opening balance on Jan 1).
If you use Jan 1 opening balance with Jan 1 transaction date, it actually shows up as ending balance on Jan 1st in QuickBooks.
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