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3 years ago

what is the correct process for setting up a recurring project for the same client in qbo accountant?

Computers and Technology

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Anna [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

The answer is below

Explanation:

The correct process for setting up a recurring project for the same client in Quickbooks Online Accountant is as follows:

1. Go to Work, then select create a project

2. Select the Repeat button, then set the frequency and duration

3. Formulate the project and save it.

4. Reopen the project

5. And select the Duplicate button for the proportion of times you want it to recur. This includes assigning the interval, day of the recurrence, and end time.

6. Then select Save.

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