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Sale of customer training salaries

In QuickBooks, the “sale” of customer training salaries is not a standard transaction because salaries typically represent an expense to your business, not income. Instead, you would record income from

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Sale of customer consulting royalties

In QuickBooks, you don’t typically “sell” customer consulting royalties because royalties typically represent income or revenue your business receives from licensing or selling intellectual property, not a product or service

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Sale of customer support expenses

The “sale” of customer support expenses is not a typical transaction in QuickBooks because expenses represent costs incurred by your business, not income. Instead, you would record income from providing

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