r/Bookkeeping • u/AccountantShinobu • 2h ago

Other Do you prefer QBO or QB desktop?

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What do you actually prefer using for your clients and what’s your reason for that?

r/Bookkeeping • u/No_Discount_1199 • 18h ago

Other What's the worst format a client has ever sent you their bank statements in?

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Had a client send me three months of bank statements as individual phone photos. Sideways. Half of them blurry. Zip file named "final_final2" — I wish I was kidding.

Also once got a 200-page PDF that looked like it was scanned at a gas station. And one guy just sent me his bank login "to make it easier"... absolutely not.

What's the worst one you've gotten?

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