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Bryan O.
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  • Lakewood, CO
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Hiring a Bookkeeper - QuickBooks

Bryan O.
  • Specialist
  • Lakewood, CO
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I have decided to hire a part time bookkeeper. I have been using QuickBooks Pro 2015. Do I just back up the company file and give it to them? I see there is an Accountant Copy that I can make. Is that the smarter way? Here is my conundrum: If I make a bookkeeper user that is not full admin and give her the backup she can import and do all kinds of great things, when I get the updated file I don't think I will be allowed to because she uses Accountant and I use Pro. What is the "right" way to do this?

Thanks for the input!

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