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Solve: Balance Sheet out of balance in accrual basis in QuickBooks

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Balance Sheet out of balance in accrual basis in QuickBooks

Solve: Balance Sheet out of balance in accrual basis in QuickBooks

A Balance Sheet, regardless of report basis, should always have the amount of Total Asset equal to the sum of Total Liabilities and Total Equities.

Age troubleshooting

  1. Run the rebuild and verify data utilities.
  2. Reopen the Balance Sheet, then check the balances.
  3. Yay! You are good to go.

Your Accrual Basis Balance Sheet is in balance for Dates = All Dates, but out of balance for any other date range.

  1. Back up the QuickBooks company file.
  2. Go to the Lists menu, then select Chart of Accounts.
  3. Right-click the Uncategorized Expense account, then select QuickReport.
  4. Select Customize Report.

(Important : Find the transaction responsible for QuickBooks Balance sheet out of balance)

(Create a backup of your company file.)

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