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Migrating your 2012 QuickBooks Desktop to QuickBooks Online will create a new company file and it will not be combined with your new QuickBooks account. Thus, you'll be paying for two subscriptions.
To create a new company file, here's how:
You can also use the same login credentials when creating a new QBO subscription. This way, you'll have access to all your QBO company file under one login credentials.
To switch your company file without logging out, click this article: How do I switch companies?
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You should open your old company file on the trial license of QBD 2020 prior migrating to QBO.
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