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We have sold our business and would like to hand over our QB business file to the new owners. However, obviously, we don't want our banking account information to be included. Is it possible to do this? OR what is the best way to share business info such as customers, vendors, etc. with the new owners? I really just want to delete the bank accounts for their new business file but I don't want to delete them completely now as I will need them for end-of-year tax stuff. Thanks for any insight into this! Becky
Create a backup file and restore it with a new file name for the new business owner. Then deactivate your bank feed connections.
Another option, export your data out to XLS and give the the files to the new owner.
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Hi beccasbeans.
Keeping your personal information private is something that QuickBooks Desktop excels at. I'd be happy to help you get your bank information removed before sending the company file to the new owners.
QuickBooks Desktop makes adding and removing a bank from one of your accounts easy to help you switch and save time. In order to remove your banks from an account I recommend following the steps in this article. Once the bank is removed from the accounts you can make a back up or portable file to send to the new business owners. You can create a backup of your company file by using these steps:
You can also create a portable file with these steps:
Sending the company file as one of these types will help protect it from being corrupted when you send it.
If you have any questions let us know and we'd be happy to help.
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