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QuickBooks Desktop 2023 Support Ended May 31, 2026: Your Migration Checklist

QuickBooks Desktop 2023 hit end of support on May 31, 2026 — payroll tax tables stopped updating, bank feeds, Desktop Payments, direct deposit, e-filing, Workforce, online backup and security patches all shut off on June 1, while local company files still open normally. A pre-migration cleanup checklist, the three viable paths (QuickBooks Online, Enterprise, or a different platform), the Desktop-to-Online export steps, and the post-migration reconciliation that proves the ledger moved intact.

Making Tax Digital for Income Tax: Half of UK Sole Traders Missed the First Quarterly Update — What to Do Before 7 November 2026

Only about 437,000 of the 864,000 UK sole traders and landlords in scope filed their first Making Tax Digital quarterly update by 7 August 2026 — close to half missed it. No penalty points apply this tax year, but HMRC begins forced enrolment in September 2026 and the next quarterly update is due 7 November 2026.

QuickBooks Turns Off Intuit Expert Upsells for Accountant-Attached Clients: What Changed on July 29, 2026

As of July 29, 2026, Intuit disabled Expert services by default and suppressed upsell prompts for every accountant-attached QuickBooks Online file, giving firms role-based controls and read-only Expert Hub visibility. Here is what changed, why accountant backlash forced the reversal, and what business owners should check in their own files.

CLA and Digits Are Training an AI on Their Clients' Books: What Firm-Built AI Bookkeeping Means for Your Small Business

CLA, a top-10 U.S. accounting firm with nearly $2 billion in revenue and 9,000 people, is co-building a proprietary AI model with Digits trained on its own client base and rolling it out to thousands of clients over three years. Here is what firm-trained AI bookkeeping means for small businesses — what gets automated versus reviewed, where your data goes, how pricing shifts, and why keeping a portable plain-text copy of your books matters more as accounting goes AI-native.