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Most entities are required to file annual reports with the states that they are organized in. Be proactive about this, as it is generally a simple process that typically can be done in January every new year.

Additional Note: Due dates are not consistent from state to state, they may be based off of your fiscal year, the calendar year, or anniversary of entity registration. Make sure that you know your state requirements, and contact us< if you need assistance.

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Short answer: No.

Long answer: Nope.

Why:

a) From an accounting and legal perspective you should not be commingling funds. Quicken can encourage a user to do just that.

b) Quicken is not designed or supported in the same way that QuickBooks is. Unfortunately, we are often faced with problems opening and working with both Quicken and QuickBooks files, the difference lies the solutions available to us.