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It actually depends on your preference, @nbuckler.
You can choose which QuickBooks version works best for your second company. All QuickBooks Online editions have the ability to switch companies. You just need to use the same credentials when signing in for your new one.
I’ve attached a comparison chart here for your visual reference. You can also visit this link about the plans and pricing.
Once you have it, you can follow these steps to switch between your companies:
- Go to the Gear icon.
- Under Profile, click Switch company.
- Select the company you want to open.
Also, here’s an article to get started managing your QuickBooks account. It has detailed instructions on how to set up customers, vendors, banking and many more.
Don’t hesitate to visit again if you have other questions. I’m determined to answer them for you.
It actually depends on your preference, @nbuckler.
You can choose which QuickBooks version works best for your second company. All QuickBooks Online editions have the ability to switch companies. You just need to use the same credentials when signing in for your new one.
I’ve attached a comparison chart here for your visual reference. You can also visit this link about the plans and pricing.
Once you have it, you can follow these steps to switch between your companies:
- Go to the Gear icon.
- Under Profile, click Switch company.
- Select the company you want to open.
Also, here’s an article to get started managing your QuickBooks account. It has detailed instructions on how to set up customers, vendors, banking and many more.
Don’t hesitate to visit again if you have other questions. I’m determined to answer them for you.
