There is no fixed asset manager in QBO

You control the accounting and the accounts used for fixed assets, either an account per item, or a generic fixed asset account per type of item

Fixed assets list like

Bobcat serial# xxx
>>cost
>> accumulated depreciation bobcat

Present no problems with the balance sheet at all.  On […]

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