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# Synchronized Currency

The default currency in your QuickBooks account depends on the location of your company. For US companies its the US Dollar and other locations its determined by setting it Up.

Incase your currency in HelpYouSponsor is different from the currency set for your company in QuickBooks. We recommend that you enable multi-currency in your company settings.

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> ***Note:** This can also be done if you really want to support different currencies in your account. Other than that let the currencies in HelpYouSponsor be the same as that in QuickBooks.*

When you choose to support separate currencies, only the new Donors created from HelpYouSponsor will be having their default currency set to that of HelpYouSponsor. These will turn out to be the Customers and the subsequent sale receipts will have the respective currency set for that Customer.


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