So do you imply that the CRA has a reduced rate or exemption for US sourced income, what is the nutshell version of that, just curious.

Instead, we are a happy medium--the NW Suburbs; a micro-version some might argue.  

would that require a French version to comply with the Canadian import requirements & Spanish to comply with CA TX etc etc :)

Hilarious and also true, @Ali BooneAnyway, would love to hear the elevator version of your experience in Nica, anytime that's convenient for you.

I know this topic has been discussed about 43 different ways in the forums, so please forgive my 44th version.

Dropbox will save both versions but I don't know an easy way to manage the different changes on each.

@Zach Schwarzmiller and @Stephanie Dupuis, did you do the online version or live?

Not that they all couldn't find out, but I'm sure as of the 10th, none will have more than a clue.Maybe a borrower could get Ralph Nader to represent them, in large cities I'm sure there are attorneys studying the DF and SAFE Act. probably an army of law clerks reading and taking notes.What might happen is that county prosecutor may get a complaint, he may call some other attorney he knows that works in bank compliance and might get the five minute version.

If you answered to both the questions - then use the desktop version of QuickBooks for PC and not QuickBooks Online.

Just because of easy of use and reporting at  your finger tips.FYI - when you use QuickBooks the Accountant version as a batch entry feature where you can enter your details just like you would in an excel sheet.