Import, Export and Travelling Clients
Find out how to electronically store returns and computations generated by CCH Corporation Tax software.
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Restoring Travelled Data
This document outlines the process for restoring and synchronizing travelled data with the office database using CCH Central. It details the steps to merge updated data, back up the offline database, and remove it from the list of available datasets. Additionally, it explains how to add a homepage control to review changes in CCH Central contact records and provides instructions for accepting or rejecting these changes. Overall, the document serves as a guide for efficiently handling accounting data updates.
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Travel a Client
The document provides a guide on how to travel clients' data using CCH Central for offline work. It outlines the process of selecting clients, choosing relevant data from CCH Accounts Production and CCH Corporation Tax, and creating a local copy of the data. Users are instructed on how to access offline data after logging into the appropriate system. While data is travelled offline, it becomes 'read only' in the Office Central version, preventing any modifications. Multiple clients can be travelled, with each stored in a separate dataset.
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CCH Corporation Tax Importing and Exporting Client Tax Returns
The Corporation Tax Import Tool facilitates the addition of client data from one CCH Corporation Tax database to another and allows for data extraction to CCH Software Support. Key data elements that can be extracted include client name, code, address, UTR reference, and tax return. However, responsibilities, security, closed clients, and workflow data are not extracted. Instructions for exporting and importing clients are provided, emphasizing careful verification of the import process before deleting any returns. This tool is not designed for data merging or conversion.
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Exporting Clients
This document outlines the process for exporting client data from CCH Corporation Tax to another database in XML format. It specifies that the original files remain accessible after export, and provides step-by-step instructions for selecting clients, choosing an export location, and completing the export. The document highlights usability features, such as search filters and file size limits, and notes similarities to the CCH Personal Tax software. The final output is an XML file saved in the specified location upon successful export completion.