Copy a multi currencies company and need to change the home currency after

Hi there, @boscelticsaly33. 

You're right. Creating a new company file from existing ones is pretty straightforward. You can then turn on multicurrency and set up a home currency for your new company. 

Here's how:

1. In the Edit menu, click Preferences.
2. Click Multiple Currencies,then go to the Company Preferences tab.
3. Select Yes, I use more than one currency, then select your home currency in the drop-down.

You can check out this article for further insights about using the multicurrency in QuickBooks.

Here's an article that will guide you more in using an existing company file to create a basic framework for new ones:

• Create new company files from existing ones in QuickBooks Desktop
• Start a new company file with data from your existing file

Feel free to ask more questions if you have any. I'll be there to guide you some more.

@boscelticsaly33 

You can purchase a 3rd party service to remove the multiple currencies from the company file and revert the file to using a single currency

If we have to go this route, who would that be that you can suggest? 

Thank you. My concern is that the book that I will copy over is going to be either in multi currencies with EUR or CHF already. Once a new company is copied, can I still / or am I able to change the home currency to GBP?

If we have to go this route, who would that be that you can suggest? 

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