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I do not need to track GST BUT this is simply a matter of creating a GST paid vs collected categories. I would think it would not be too onerous to do but have no firsthand experience with this.ChrisMacH&B said:...Thanks for the info. Do you need to track business expenses for your properties and are you a GST registrant? Able to bust out taxes paid and charged?
Can't see this as being a problem where a FI/bank would now get 2 pulls per account instead of just one.ChrisMacH&B said:...
D'oh! Suppose I could keep both going so long as my bank doesn't pitch a fit over multiple queries. Wouldn't want to lose continuity in Mint if Quicken turns into a failed experiment
ChrisMacH&B said:...
> The nice thing is that the subscription membership gives you access
> to BOTH QWin and QMac so you can try them both and see which works best
> for you. Note however that the data files are NOT compatible and
> conversion from QMac to QWin works far better (though not perfect) than
> the other way, which has many problems and limitations.
Fair 'nough. Curious though.... If QWeb sits in between does it sync specific (limited) data between the 2 local versions or would you constantly be pushing local data files back and forth betwixt the 2 if you needed to use both Mac & Win?
I do not need to track GST BUT this is simply a matter of creating a GST paid vs collected categories. I would think it would not be too onerous to do but have no firsthand experience with this.ChrisMacH&B said:...Thanks for the info. Do you need to track business expenses for your properties and are you a GST registrant? Able to bust out taxes paid and charged?
Can't see this as being a problem where a FI/bank would now get 2 pulls per account instead of just one.ChrisMacH&B said:...
D'oh! Suppose I could keep both going so long as my bank doesn't pitch a fit over multiple queries. Wouldn't want to lose continuity in Mint if Quicken turns into a failed experiment
ChrisMacH&B said:...
> The nice thing is that the subscription membership gives you access
> to BOTH QWin and QMac so you can try them both and see which works best
> for you. Note however that the data files are NOT compatible and
> conversion from QMac to QWin works far better (though not perfect) than
> the other way, which has many problems and limitations.
Fair 'nough. Curious though.... If QWeb sits in between does it sync specific (limited) data between the 2 local versions or would you constantly be pushing local data files back and forth betwixt the 2 if you needed to use both Mac & Win?